Maryland Lottery winners cash in nearly $30.2M during massive prize-filled week

A pair of $100K wins led the way as 41 tickets worth at least $10K were sold across Maryland in just seven days

Baltimore, MD — Lottery players across Maryland collected nearly $30.2 million in prizes during a seven-day stretch that produced 41 winning tickets worth $10K or more, including two separate $100K prizes that topped the week’s biggest payouts.

According to the Maryland Lottery’s weekly roundup covering June 8 through June 14, the largest prizes claimed came from a Baltimore scratch-off player and a Cumberland FAST PLAY player, each taking home $100K.

The Baltimore winner claimed a $100K prize on a Bingo X10 9th Edition scratch-off ticket purchased at Dollar Plus Mart on Liberty Road. The other $100K-winning ticket was a Mega Multiplier FAST PLAY ticket sold June 10 at a Circle K on McMullen Highway in Cumberland.

Another notable prize came from a Lucky 7s Tripler scratch-off ticket sold at Mall Spirits in Baltimore, which delivered a $57,777 payout.

The week also featured eight separate $50K winning tickets sold across the state.

Bonus Match 5 produced four of those prizes, including two winning tickets sold June 11 at T&T Liquors in Bowie, along with winning tickets sold in Odenton and La Plata. As of June 15, all four remained unclaimed.

Powerball generated three additional $50K winners during the week. Those tickets were sold in Sykesville, Bethesda and Wheaton and also remained unclaimed as of June 15.

A fourth $50K winner came from a $50,000 Cash scratch-off ticket sold at Brighton Beer and Wine in Gaithersburg.

Several other players collected prizes ranging from $10K to $25K through scratch-offs, Mega Millions, Pick 5, Keno and Racetrax games.

Among the larger prizes reported were a $25K Pick 5 ticket sold in Baltimore, two $25K Pick 5 winners sold at the same Landover retailer, and a pair of $20K Mega Millions tickets sold in Bethesda and Williamsport.

The Lottery said winners should sign the backs of their tickets and store them in a secure location. Claim deadlines vary by game, with draw game and FAST PLAY tickets generally expiring 182 days after the drawing or purchase date.

Prizes exceeding $25K must be claimed through the Maryland Lottery Customer Resource Center in Baltimore.


Key Points

  • Maryland Lottery players won nearly $30.2 million during the week of June 8-14.
  • Two separate $100K prizes were the largest wins reported during the week.
  • A total of 41 tickets worth at least $10K were sold statewide.
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