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HOWARD COUNTY, MD — A resident of rural Howard County is celebrating a remarkable $50,000 win from a FAST PLAY ticket, despite initial skepticism from her family. Known only as “Kelly,” she used the Maryland Lottery app to confirm her winning ticket after both her father and daughter dismissed it as a loser.

“I’m going to get a new car!” she exclaimed, expressing her plans for the windfall. With over 100,000 miles on her current vehicle, which is more than a decade old, she feels it’s time for an upgrade, leaning towards a hybrid model.

A seasoned lottery player, Kelly has had previous wins in West Virginia, including a $12,000 jackpot. In Maryland, her best win was $5,000 until now. “I’m a regular player,” she shared, noting her enjoyment of scratch-offs, FAST PLAY, and Keno.

Her latest win came from a ticket purchased at River Hill Sunoco in Clarksville. Kelly follows a meticulous strategy when checking her tickets, starting with the highest rows to maximize her chances. Her patience paid off when she uncovered a match for the number 45, which, thanks to the 50X multiplier, transformed into a $50,000 prize.

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