Baltimore player wins $100,000 lottery prize at severn walmart
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Baltimore player wins $100,000 lottery prize at Severn Walmart

Baltimore, MD A longtime player of the Maryland Lottery has claimed a $100,000 top prize from the Double Your Money scratch-off ticket. The winner visited a local Walmart on Wednesday while shopping with his family.

After selecting a ticket, he scratched off the barcode to check his winnings. The ticket displayed a message revealing he had won $100,000.

Excited by his newfound fortune, he rushed out of the store and confirmed the win using his phone. The seasoned gamer had never seen a winning message indicating he should take the ticket to the Lottery office.

He plans to use his winnings to purchase a new car and a camper for camping trips with his brother. The $10 ticket has been available since July and still has multiple unclaimed prizes.

The Walmart where the ticket was purchased will receive a $1,000 bonus for selling the top prize.

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