Maryland’s six casinos generated a combined $148.5 million in revenue from slot machines and table games in February 2026, a decrease of about $6.7 million, or 4.3 percent, compared to February 2025.
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A Germantown man recently claimed $100,060 in Maryland Lottery winnings after two of his Bonus Match 5 tickets matched the winning numbers in the same drawing. (more…)
A Silver Spring retiree won $100,000 after purchasing multiple Pick 5 lottery tickets at Wheaton Winery on University Boulevard, according to the Maryland Lottery.
A Baltimore woman recently won a $1 million top prize from the “All About the Cash” scratch-off game after purchasing a ticket at a Royal Farms store in Towson. (more…)
A Gaithersburg woman recently won $50,000 after purchasing scratch-off tickets during a routine stop for gas at the Shell station at 10211 Westlake Dr in Bethesda.
A Clarksburg woman won $158,107 on a $5 progressive jackpot ticket purchased February 16 at the Harris Teeter located at 22700 Sweet Shrub Drive, according to the Maryland Lottery. The retailer will receive a $1,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket. (more…)
A $158,107 winning progressive jackpot ticket was sold Monday night in Clarksburg, according to the Maryland Lottery. The winning ticket was purchased at the Harris Teeter located at 22700 Sweet Shrub Drive. (more…)
A Montgomery County resident won $50,000 in Monday night’s Powerball drawing after purchasing a ticket at the Giant located at 8500 Connecticut Avenue in Chevy Chase, according to MD Lottery:
Maryland’s sports wagering market generated $10.9 million in state contributions in January 2026, bringing total contributions for the first seven months of Fiscal Year 2026 to more than $89.5 million, surpassing the full-year total from FY2025.
A Montgomery County resident is $100,000 richer after purchasing a winning lottery scratch-off ticket from a 7-Eleven in Laurel, MD. Full story below courtesy MD Lottery: (more…)
Maryland’s six casinos generated $147.9 million in slot and table game revenue in January 2026, down 2.6 percent from January 2025, a decline Maryland Lottery and Gaming attributes in part to travel disruptions caused by a late-month winter storm. Despite the decrease, casino contributions to the state totaled $63.9 million, up 0.4 percent from the previous year, including $46.1 million for the Education Trust Fund. (more…)