$4.2 Million Multi-Match Jackpot Ticket Sold in Riverdale Leads Maryland's Weekly Wins

A $4.2 million Multi-Match jackpot ticket sold in Riverdale was Maryland's biggest lottery win during the week of August 31 through September 6, 2026, as the Maryland Lottery recorded nearly $34 million in prizes across the state. The jackpot ticket was sold at Town Center Market, 4705 Queensbury Road, for the August 31 drawing.

The Riverdale ticket matched all six numbers drawn for that Multi-Match jackpot: 1, 4, 18, 35, 41 and 42. The prize was the fourth-largest in the history of Maryland's in-state jackpot game, placing the ticket among the most significant Multi-Match wins recorded by the Maryland Lottery.

The jackpot prize offered two payment options. The ticket holder could choose a $4.2 million annuity paid in 25 equal annual installments or an estimated $2.2 million one-time payment before taxes. The ticket was valid for 182 days after the August 31 drawing.

The jackpot remained unclaimed as of September 8, according to the Maryland Lottery. Readers checking tickets connected to the Riverdale drawing can consult the latest Maryland Multi-Match results for draw information, while the status of the jackpot ticket remained unresolved at the time of the update.

Town Center Market received a $4,200 bonus for selling the jackpot-winning ticket. The store's location on Queensbury Road identifies the Riverdale retailer associated with Maryland's largest lottery prize of the week.

The weekly wins also included two separate $1 million scratch-off prizes. A 100X the Cash ticket sold at Walker's Grocery Store, 18230 Henderson Road, in Marydel produced one of the million-dollar prizes.

The other $1 million scratch-off prize came from an Extreme Green ticket sold at 7-Eleven, 9856 Liberty Road, in Randallstown. The two scratch-off prizes joined the Riverdale Multi-Match jackpot as the three largest individual prizes identified in the Maryland Lottery's weekly account.

The broader total included 39 Maryland Lottery tickets worth $10,000 or more during the week from August 31 through September 6. In all, prizes won statewide during that period totaled nearly $34 million, putting the three headline wins within a much larger group of substantial payouts.

Several other high-value tickets were still unclaimed as of September 8. A $50,000 Bonus Match 5 ticket sold September 4 at Wegmans in Germantown had not been claimed at that point. Draw information for that game is available through the latest Maryland Bonus Match 5 results.

The remaining unclaimed tickets identified in the weekly update covered several different Maryland Lottery games and locations. A $10,000 Keno ticket was sold September 3 at Barnabas Liquors in Temple Hills. A $50,000 Powerball ticket was sold September 6 at Spring Beer and Wine in Silver Spring. An $83,175 Racetrax ticket was sold September 2 at High's in Jessup.

The unclaimed-ticket information was current as of September 8, leaving the status of the Multi-Match jackpot and the four additional prizes open at that time. The Riverdale jackpot remained the central event in the weekly results because it combined the state's largest prize for the period with the fourth-largest prize recorded in Maryland's Multi-Match history.