A Washington, D.C., man, Maurice Williams, claimed a $5 million top prize from the Maryland Lottery’s $5,000,000 LUXE scratch-off after purchasing a ticket at a 7-Eleven ion Hyattsville, MD. (more…)
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Maryland’s six casinos generated a combined $172.2 million in revenue from slot machines and table games in April 2026, marking the strongest monthly performance of the fiscal year and a 5.9% increase compared to April 2025.
A Gaithersburg man has claimed his second $50,000 prize in just over two weeks.
A retired postal worker from Germantown won $50,000 in the Maryland Lottery after the ZIP code she regularly plays was drawn as the winning Pick 5 combination on February 12. (more…)
A Maryland Lottery player in Silver Spring won a $168,860 progressive jackpot after purchasing a winning ticket on Thursday.
A Gaithersburg resident claimed a $50,000 prize on April 20 after winning on a scratch-off ticket, according to Maryland Lottery officials.
A $570,000-winning Multi-Match lottery ticket sold on April 14 in Columbia, MD remains unclaimed, according to Maryland Lottery officials. The ticket was purchased at the 7-Eleven located at 8251 Snowden River Parkway. (more…)
According to the Maryland Lottery, a Gaithersburg couple won $50,000 from a Powerball ticket purchased in late December. (more…)
According to the Maryland Lottery, a Takoma Park man won a $100,000 top prize on a scratch-off ticket purchased during a late-night visit to the 7-Eleven at 9151 Riggs Road in Adelphi.
Maryland’s sports wagering market generated $8.8 million in contributions to the state in March 2026, bringing the fiscal year total to more than $105.6 million through the first nine months. Bettors wagered $604.7 million during the month and won back nearly $542 million, with sportsbook operators holding 10.4% of the total handle. (more…)
Maryland’s six casinos generated a combined $168,088,833 in revenue from slot machines and table games in March 2026, marking a decrease of $4.0 million, or 2.3 percent, compared to March 2025. Casino contributions to the state totaled $72,359,944, down 2.9 percent year over year, including $52,185,387 allocated to the Education Trust Fund, which also declined by 2.9 percent.