Maryland Powerball Ticket Wins 1 Million as Jackpot Reaches 607 Million

A Powerball ticket purchased in Middle River, Maryland, won $1 million in the Saturday, October 17, drawing, as the multistate lottery's jackpot climbed to an estimated $607 million for the next drawing on Monday, October 19. According to WBFF, the winning ticket was sold at Royal Farms at 12545 Eastern Ave., while Maryland players collected millions of dollars in other lottery prizes during the week.

The Maryland Lottery reported that the jackpot's estimated cash option was $255.7 million before taxes. No ticket matched all the numbers needed to win the jackpot in the October 17 drawing, according to reports from WHIO and CBS12.

The winning numbers were 12, 13, 24, 32 and 35, with 11 drawn as the Powerball number. The Power Play multiplier was 3x, according to CBS12.

The jackpot had not been won since August 12. During that period, Maryland players collected nearly $4.5 million in Powerball prizes, including 13 prizes worth at least $50,000, according to WBFF.

Those wins included a $200,000 prize in College Park, a $150,000 prize in North Beach, two $100,000 prizes in Baltimore and Hyattsville, and eight $50,000 prizes across the state.

Maryland Lottery figures also showed that 44 tickets statewide won at least $10,000 between October 12 and October 18. Total prizes across Maryland exceeded $31.3 million during that week.

The largest other prize highlighted in the weekly report came from a FAST PLAY ticket sold October 15 at Bakers Liquors in Chester. The 20X Cash ticket won a progressive jackpot of $1,452,675, which remained unclaimed as of October 19.

Other notable prizes included a $500,000 Gifts of Green scratch-off ticket sold at Kettering BP in Upper Marlboro, a $108,470 Racetrax prize in Elkridge, and a $100,000 High Voltage scratch-off ticket sold at a Marathon location in Lanham.

Additional scratch-off winners received $50,000 prizes through Cash Scratch Fever in Adelphi, In the Green in Callaway, Scratch and Match in Dundalk, and Hello Money! in Laurel. Two 30X Cash tickets sold in Baltimore and Upper Marlboro each won $30,000.

Two more scratch-off tickets each paid $20,000: a $1,000,000 Crossword ticket sold at an Exxon station in Baltimore and a Ravens X2 ticket sold at a 7-Eleven in Windsor Mill. Other $10,000 scratch-off prizes were sold in Belcamp, Easton, Fort Washington, Frederick, Gambrills, Germantown, Landover, Parkville, Riverdale and Wheaton.

Other draw-game results included a $20,000 prize from the Powerball Xs & Os game, sold October 17 at Walmart in Pocomoke City. The weekly report also listed a $10,000 Ultimate Payday Progressive FAST PLAY ticket sold in Ocean City, four $50,000 Bonus Match 5 tickets sold in Ellicott City and Waldorf, and eight $25,000 Pick 5 tickets sold in Arbutus, Baltimore, Hagerstown and Waldorf.

Racetrax winners collected $36,647.50 in Edgewood, $22,769 in Baltimore, $15,439.50 in Pikesville, $12,767.30 in Laurel, $11,543.20 in Derwood and $10,186 in Baltimore, according to the Maryland Lottery's weekly results reported by WBFF.

The Maryland Lottery advises winners to sign the backs of their tickets and store them securely. The agency publishes claim deadlines for scratch-off prizes on its official website.