Five Winning 'Mega Millions' Tickets Worth $10K Sold In Maryland

No Marylanders won the $1.13 billion "Mega Millions" jackpot - that went to a lucky New Jersey lotto player - but five tickets worth $10,000 were sold across the state for Tuesday's drawing.

The winning tickets were sold in Prince George's, Montgomery, Allegany, Howard, and Caroline counties.
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Shore Stop #240, 233 Main Street, Preston
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7 to 10 Market, 4002 29th Street, Mt. Rainier
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Giant #366, 8750 Arliss Street, Silver Spring
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River Hill Sunoco, 5015 Signal Bell Lane, Clarksville
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Martin’s #6003, 739 Park Street, Cumberland
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Zak Failla

03/27/2024 2:12 p.m.

The winning numbers on Tuesday, March 26 were 07-11-22-29-38, with a gold "Mega Ball" of 04, and five players matched four of the regular numbers plus the "Mega Ball" to win a $10,000 prize.

Winning tickets were sold at:

7 to 10 Market on 29th Street in Mt. Rainier (Prince George's County);

Giant on Arliss Street in Silver Spring (Montgomery County);

Martin's on Park Street in Cumberland (Allegany County);

River Hill Sunoco on Signal Bell Lane in Clarksville (Howard County);

Shore Stop on Main Street in Preston (Caroline County).

The jackpot was the fifth-largest in the history of the "Mega Millions" game. In Maryland, the 15-week jackpot run created more than $3.9 million in prizes to players and nearly $10 million in estimated revenue to the state, Lottery officials noted.

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