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Big winner Monday: Two jackpot wins for Maryland Lottery players

Are you one of the two jackpot winners?

Royal Farms, located at 930 Cromwell Park Drive in Glen Burnie.
Royal Farms, located at 930 Cromwell Park Drive in Glen Burnie, where the jackpot-winning Multi-Match ticket was sold. Photograph credit to Royal Farms.
Todd Betzold

Twice the fun for Maryland Lottery players last night, as two big jackpot winners were crowned!

Fourth Multi-Match jackpot winner of 2024

For the Monday, June 3 drawing of Multi-Match, one lucky ticket matched all six numbers drawn to win the $500,000 jackpot. The winning numbers for Monday night's draw were 12, 14, 28, 32, 33, and 42.

The winning ticket was purchased at the Royal Farms, located at 930 Cromwell Park Drive in Glen Burnie. For selling the jackpot-winning ticket, the Anne Arundel County retailer earns a bonus of $1,000.

The winner, who has not been announced yet, can choose between the $500,000 jackpot annuity, paid in 25 equal installments, or an estimated $250,000 cash option (before taxes).

This was the fourth Multi-Match jackpot winner of 2024. The previous winner was for the May 30 drawing, with the jackpot reaching $580,000. That winning ticket was purchased at Wawa #8521, located at 9100 Riggs Road in Prince George's County.

The second winner of the year took home a $660,000 jackpot for the April 29 drawing, with the winning ticket being purchased at St. Paul Mini Mart, located at 815 St. Paul Street in Baltimore City. The first winner of 2024 came on March 25, when a ticket purchased in Belcamp won $2.1 million. An anonymous couple in Aberdeen claimed that jackpot.

Big progressive jackpot winner

The second big jackpot winner of Monday night was from a FAST PLAY progressive jackpot. The jackpot winner was playing the $10 Grand Progressive game, which is the first of 28 progressive jackpots available in Maryland.

The winning ticket was purchased at Walmart, located at 40 Drury Drive in La Plata. The progressive jackpot had climbed to $190,383 before this lucky player won. For selling the winning ticket, the Walmart location will receive a $1,000 bonus from the Maryland Lottery.

The game went on sale on April 1, and the Maryland Lottery states there are still six $50,000 prizes remaining, 48 $10,000 prizes remaining, along with others ranging from $10 up to $1,000.

How to claim your winnings in Maryland

In Maryland, draw game winners have 182 days from the date of the drawing to claim their prize. If you have a winning ticket, the Maryland Lottery encourages you to sign the back of it and keep it in a safe location.

Players can claim prizes of $600 or less at any local lottery retailer. They can also choose to claim at the Maryland Lottery Headquarters, at any of the XCAP locations, by mail, or at the cashier windows at select casinos.

Players can claim prizes of $601 to $5,000 at the Maryland Lottery Headquarters, at any of the XCAP locations, by mail, or at the cashier windows at select casinos.

For those prizes over $5,000 and up to $25,000, players can choose to claim at the Maryland Lottery Headquarters, by mail, or at the cashier windows at select casinos.

Any prizes over $25,000 must be claimed at the Maryland Lottery Headquarters.

Lucky winners in the Maryland Lottery can choose to keep their identity anonymous. The Lottery will not release a winner's photo or name without the player's consent.

Enjoy playing the Maryland Lottery, and please remember to play responsibly.

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