Maryland lottery’s fast play hits unprecedented $2. 68 million jackpot

Maryland Lottery’s FAST PLAY Hits Unprecedented $2.68 Million Jackpot

BALTIMORE, M.D.— The FAST PLAY VIP Club progressive jackpot has surged to an unprecedented $2,687,862, making it the highest jackpot in Maryland Lottery’s FAST PLAY history.

As of 10:20 a.m. on Tuesday, the VIP Club game surpassed the previous record of $2,620,246, set by the FAST PLAY Diamond Mine game in 2021. The jackpot continues to grow with each $30 ticket purchase until a winning ticket is sold. Jackpot totals are printed on each ticket and updated every 15 minutes on the Lottery’s website, mobile app, vending machines, and at retail locations.

Lottery officials advise players to sign their tickets immediately and store them safely if they win the progressive prize.

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