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Two $100K scratch-off winners highlight big Maryland Lottery payouts in Adelphi and Port Deposit

ADELPHI, MD – Two Maryland Lottery players each claimed $100,000 prizes last week from scratch-off tickets sold in Prince George’s and Cecil counties, topping a week that saw more than $30 million in total prizes awarded statewide.

A winning Monopoly X50 ticket was sold at El Toro Wine and Spirits, located at 9107 Riggs Road in Adelphi, while a Kings & Queens scratch-off worth $100,000 was sold at Lion Xpress, 1252 Jacob Tome Highway in Port Deposit.

These were the state’s largest individual payouts from November 17 through November 23, according to the Maryland Lottery’s weekly roundup. In total, 19 tickets worth $10,000 or more were claimed during the week.

Winners of prizes over $25,000 must redeem their tickets at the Maryland Lottery’s Customer Resource Center in Baltimore by appointment only. Lower-tier prizes can be redeemed at casinos, XCAP locations, and authorized lottery retailers depending on the amount.

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Key Points

$100,000 scratch-off tickets sold in Adelphi and Port Deposit top Maryland’s weekly winnings
Over $30 million in prizes paid out across all Lottery games statewide Nov. 17–23
19 tickets worth $10,000 or more claimed, including major wins on scratch-offs and draw games

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