Lottery Player Wins Big with Repeat Numbers in Maryland

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Upper Marlboro, MD – Lottery Player Wins Big with Repeated Numbers

A lottery player from Upper Marlboro secured a $100,000 win by playing the same numbers twice in a recent lottery drawing. After shopping at a farmers market, he purchased a $1 straight bet Pick 5 ticket at a Royal Farms store for the evening drawing and repeated the same number on a second ticket.

The numbers matched in the drawing on Monday, resulting in a combined payout of $100,000. The winner, who claimed his prize at Lottery headquarters in Baltimore, expressed his plan to continue his betting strategy in hopes of future wins.

His winnings are set to support his passion for motorcycle racing, specifically in purchasing motorcycle parts, while also helping to settle his finances. The winning tickets were sold at the Royal Farms at 5351 Ritchie-Marlboro Road, contributing to a $1,000 bonus for the store.

Winning Lottery Tickets Sold in Maryland

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Winning Lottery Tickets Sold in Maryland

**Hughesville, MD** – Two winning lottery tickets were sold in Maryland over the weekend, with big wins for players of both Powerball and Bonus Match 5. A Powerball ticket secured $150,000 in a drawing on Sunday, and a Bonus Match 5 ticket won $50,000 in a Monday drawing.

A $150,000 third-tier Powerball ticket was sold in Hughesville, marking the second big win in Charles County within two weeks. The numbers drawn on Sunday night were 3, 21, 24, 34, and 46 with Powerball 9 and Power Play multiplier x3. The ticket, purchased at NSR Mart (Shell), used the Power Play option to triple the $50,000 prize to $150,000.

Additionally, a previous winning ticket from Charles County, purchased in Waldorf for the October 30th draw, recently had its $150,000 winnings claimed by another player. Meanwhile, a Bonus Match 5 ticket netted $50,000 in Westminster. Sold at a 7-Eleven on Baltimore Boulevard, the ticket featured the winning numbers 1, 15, 27, 31, and