FORT WASHINGTON, MD – A seemingly ordinary visit to a local liquor store turned into extraordinary luck for a Prince George’s County woman, who won the final $50,000 top prize on the Lucky Riches scratch-off game. This unexpected win came during one of her sporadic lottery ticket purchases at Three Roads Liquors in Brandywine.

Upon revealing a matching number 15 on her $5 scratch-off ticket, the woman discovered she had won the game’s top prize. She expressed plans to spend her windfall on a well-deserved vacation, adding excitement to her life.

Lucky Riches, which debuted in February 2023, initially offered eight top prizes of $50,000. With this last top prize claimed, the game still boasts three $5,000 prizes, alongside over 168,000 additional prizes ranging from $5 to $1,000, keeping the hope alive for other players.

Three Roads Liquors will receive a $500 bonus from the Maryland Lottery for selling the winning ticket, marking a celebratory occasion for both the winner and the retailer.

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