Scratch-offs strike big across Maryland with $150K and $100K prizes in Catonsville, Annapolis, and Linthicum

Baltimore, MD – Maryland Lottery players had a winning week, as scratch-off tickets once again delivered some of the state’s biggest prizes — including a $150,000 win in Catonsville and two $100,000 prizes in Annapolis and Linthicum.

According to Maryland Lottery officials, the prizes were among 16 tickets worth $10,000 or more claimed statewide between January 19 and 25. In total, players across all Maryland Lottery games took home more than $29.7 million in winnings during the week.

The week’s largest prize came from a More Money scratch-off sold at the Soda Pop Shop on Ingleside Avenue in Catonsville. Two other players each claimed $100,000 prizes—one from a $5,000,000 Fortune ticket sold at a 7-Eleven on Taylor Avenue in Annapolis, and the other from an Ice scratch-off sold at the Shell station on North Camp Meade Road in Linthicum.

Other major winners included $50,000 prizes from tickets sold in Abingdon and Glen Burnie, along with multiple $10,000 wins from retailers in La Plata, Laurel, Adamstown, and Silver Spring. Several Bonus Match 5, Pick 5, Powerball, and Racetrax tickets also produced big payouts — including a $50,000 Powerball win in Denton and a $46,318 Racetrax ticket sold in Glen Burnie.

Key points:

  • Top scratch-off prizes: $150,000 in Catonsville; $100,000 in Annapolis and Linthicum
  • Over $29.7 million in total Maryland Lottery winnings reported Jan. 19–25
  • Unclaimed tickets include $50,000 Bonus Match 5 (Dundalk) and $46,318 Racetrax (Glen Burnie)

Lottery officials remind winners to sign the back of their tickets, store them securely, and claim prizes before expiration deadlines. Tickets worth more than $25,000 must be redeemed by appointment at the Maryland Lottery Customer Resource Center in Baltimore, while prizes up to $25,000 can be claimed at any Maryland casino. Full claim instructions and expiration dates are available at mdlottery.com.

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