Pac Man meets payday as Maryland rolls out scratchers with $2M top prize

Baltimore, MD — A new wave of Maryland Lottery scratch-offs has arrived in stores, led by a retro-themed Ms. PAC-MAN game and a high-stakes ticket offering a top prize of $2,000,000.

The Maryland Lottery announced the release of four new scratch-off games: Ms. PAC-MAN, Diamonds & Gold, Rose Gold, and the returning Win $25, $50 or $100.

The $3 Ms. PAC-MAN ticket features a maze-style play design inspired by the classic arcade game, where players follow paths to uncover prizes up to $30,000 while avoiding “ghost” symbols that end gameplay.

The $30 Diamonds & Gold ticket offers the highest prize among the new releases, with a top payout of $2,000,000.

Rose Gold, a $10 scratch-off, gives players up to 25 chances to win prizes ranging from $10 to $100,000.

The $5 Win $25, $50 or $100 ticket returns with more than $14.1 million in prizes within those set amounts.

Officials said non-winning Ms. PAC-MAN tickets can be entered into a second-chance promotion, with drawings scheduled through June featuring cash prizes and arcade-themed rewards.

The new tickets are now available at Maryland Lottery retailers statewide.

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Key Points

Four new Maryland scratch-offs released including Ms. PAC-MAN
Diamonds & Gold ticket features $2,000,000 top prize
Second-chance drawings offered for non-winning PAC-MAN tickets

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