Maryland Lottery Results

Explore the thrill of Maryland Lottery games and their daily draw schedule - offering something for everyone in the Old Line State. Additionally, learn the process for claiming any prizes you may have won!
Every time you participate in the Maryland Lottery, you contribute to vital local causes such as public schools, healthcare, safety, and the environment. Since its inception in 1973, the Lottery has generated over $17.9 billion for the state, while players have collectively received over $29.8 billion in winnings.

How to Play Games

Maryland Lottery fans have exciting options to play interstate games like Mega Millions and Powerball. In Maryland, you can also add the Powerball Double Play option for an extra $1, giving you another chance to win in a separate draw with prizes of up to $10 million. Additionally, there are fascinating games with attractive prizes:

• Multi-Match starts with a $500,000 jackpot that grows if not won.
• Bonus Match 5 offers the chance to win up to $50,000 seven nights a week.
• Pick 3 has a top prize of $500, with two daily draws and various bet types.
• Pick 4 provides a $5,000 top prize, two daily draws, and diverse bet types.
• Pick 5 features a $50,000 top prize, two daily draws, and a range of bet types.
• Keno is fast-paced, with draws every 4 minutes and a top prize of $2 million.
• Powerball gives you a chance winning huge prizes, starting from $40 million, and if nobody wins, it keeps getting bigger.
• Mega Millions has huge jackpots that start at $20 million and get bigger until someone wins.
• Cash4Life lets you win $1,000 every day or $1,000 every week for life, giving lucky winners consistent payouts.
• Scratch-off games offer quick winning opportunities with costs ranging from $1 to $20, available at authorized Maryland Lottery retailers.

How to Claim Prizes

Maryland stands out as one of the few states that allows winners to remain anonymous, with their names and photos not being released without their written consent.

Claiming at Retailers and XCAP Centers

• Winners can claim prizes by mail or tickets worth $600 or less at authorized Maryland Lottery retailers.
• For prizes over $600, winners must present a photo ID, proof of their Social Security or Tax ID number, and the signed winning ticket during the claim process.
• Prizes ranging from $601 to $5,000 can be claimed at Expanded Cashing Authority (XCAP) centers nationwide.

Claiming at Customer Resource Center and Casinos

• Prizes falling within the $5,001 to $25,000 range necessitate visiting the Maryland Lottery Customer Resource Center in Baltimore or designated casinos.
• However, for prizes exceeding $25,000, winners must redeem their tickets at the Maryland Lottery's office in Baltimore, with a processing period of at least 15 business days.

Time Limits and Taxation

• Jackpot prize winners have 182 days from the drawing date to claim their prize.
• For prizes between $500 and $5,000, recipients must file a Maryland Payment Voucher Form and settle taxes within 60 days of receiving the winnings.
• Federal taxes of 24% are withheld for prizes over $5,000, with Maryland residents facing an additional 8.95% state tax and non-residents encountering an extra 8% tax on top of federal withholdings.

Claiming by Mail
To claim a prize of any value by mail, complete the claim form and mail it along with the signed ticket to the following address:
Maryland Lottery Customer Resource Center 1800 Washington Boulevard, Suite 330 Baltimore, MD 21230 :
Please expect that it may take at least 30 business days to process claims. There could be delays because of a large amount of mail.

How to buy Maryland Lottery ticket

Here's a guide on how to buy Maryland Lottery tickets:

1. Subscriptions Individuals interested in purchasing a subscription and not registered with My Lottery Rewards can find more details on the Maryland Lottery Subscriptions page.

2. Find a Retailer
To locate a Maryland Lottery retailer, individuals can enter a zip code or search using their location on the Maryland Lottery Retailer Locator page.

3. How to Play
Customers can provide the Maryland Lottery retailer with a play slip or use a self-service terminal to select their numbers manually. More details about the process can be found on the How to Play page.

4. Scratch-Offs
Information about different scratch-off games can be found using the Scratch-Off Finder on the Maryland Lottery Scratch-Offs page.

5. Play Safe For those interested in Keno games, purchasing up to 100 Keno games with Packaged Keno to Go is available. Drawings can be watched on the Keno/Racetrax mobile app or mdlottery.com. More details are available on the Maryland Lottery Play Safe page.

6. Create Subscription Those interested in purchasing a subscription need to become a My Lottery Rewards member by registering on the My Lottery Rewards page, as indicated on the Maryland Lottery Create Subscription page.

7. Maryland Lottery App
Customers can purchase tickets from a store clerk or vending machine, and the instant ticket will indicate whether or not they have won and for how much. Users can also access the Maryland Lottery mobile app for various features, as detailed on the PlayMaryland website.

8. Play Responsibly
For those with a winning ticket, it is advised to schedule an appointment by clicking on the provided link on the Maryland Lottery Play Responsibly page.

History of the Maryland Lottery
The Maryland Lottery has a rich history dates back to January 2, 1973, when it first began operations. With 94 employees and 3,800 sales agents, the Maryland Lottery opened its doors for the first time, marking the beginning of its operations. Since then, it has evolved and expanded, becoming a significant source of entertainment and revenue for the state. In 1976, the Maryland Lottery introduced its Pick 3 game, followed by other daily drawings such as Pick 4 and Pick 5. Moreover, on February 10, 1976, Maryland's first scratch-off game went on sale, adding another dimension to the lottery offerings.
The Maryland Lottery has made substantial contributions over the years. It has contributed over $18.6 billion in revenue to the State and awarded over $31.5 billion in prizes to players. These figures highlight the impact and significance of the Maryland Lottery as a revenue generator and source of entertainment for residents.
Key milestones in the history of the Maryland Lottery include the first Lottery drawing at Baltimore's Hopkins Plaza on May 24, 1973, symbolizing a significant moment in the Maryland Lottery's history. Additionally, the continuous evolution and expansion of its offerings have solidified the Maryland Lottery's position as an important institution within the state.