Scratch-off shocker as maryland man wins $50k
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Scratch-off shocker as Maryland man wins $50K

SILVER SPRING, MD – A routine stop at a local retailer turned into a high-stakes win for a Montgomery County man who scratched his way to a $50,000 prize on a MONOPOLY X100 ticket.

The Silver Spring resident, who frequently plays Maryland Lottery games like Keno and Pick 3, picked up three $20 MONOPOLY X100 scratch-offs at Old World Favorites on International Drive. The first two tickets yielded nothing — but the third delivered a major surprise.

A number 3 in the second-to-last row of the ticket matched one of the Winning Numbers at the top. When he scratched off the corresponding prize, the man revealed the $50,000 payout.

The winner has not yet decided how he’ll use the money, saying he’s still processing the unexpected windfall.

MONOPOLY X100 is one of six themed scratch-offs currently offered by the Maryland Lottery. As of April 1, five of the game’s $1 million top prizes remain unclaimed, along with three additional $50,000 second-tier prizes and numerous smaller amounts.

The MONOPOLY tickets are licensed by Scientific Games, LLC. Non-winning tickets can be entered into a Second-Chance Promotion that includes monthly drawings for $5,000 and rolling cash jackpots starting at $10,000.

Silver Spring man wins $50K prize after third MONOPOLY scratch-off try pays off

Key Points

  • Montgomery County man wins $50,000 on MONOPOLY X100 scratch-off ticket
  • Winning ticket purchased at Old World Favorites in Silver Spring
  • Five $1 million top prizes and three more $50K prizes remain unclaimed
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