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Rosedale man nabs winning $50,000 Maryland Lottery scratch-off

ROSEDALE, MD—In just a few moments, a Rosedale man went from zero to 50 — $50,000, that is.

His accelerated excitement was due to the unexpected matching number he found on a bonus spot on a Max A Million scratch-off. The Baltimore County man snatched victory from the jaws of defeat, winning a $50,000 second-tier prize on the $20 game.



The 59-year-old didn’t lose hope after revealing the game’s winning numbers and finding no matches among the 30 spots on the scratch-off. Although the instant ticket looked to be a non-winner, he pressed on. The player revealed a momentum-turning Max A Million bonus number of 25, which matched one of his numbers and gave him all of the prizes on the instant ticket. A quick tally led to his accelerated delight.

The Max A Million scratch-off hit Lottery retail locations in November 2018. Currently, the game has three $1 million top prizes remaining, four more unclaimed $50,000 prizes, and 19 $10,000 prizes.

The lucky winner, who has not been identified, bought his scratch-off at Harford Convenience, located at 3514 Harford Road in Baltimore. This is the store’s first big winning scratch-off sold in 2021.

Stores in Perry Hall and in Carney also sold winning, $10,000 scratch-off tickets last week.


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