Mass Lottery Online launched July 27, 2026, and the Massachusetts Lottery announced its first online prizes of at least $50,000, including two players who won more than $300,000 combined on Aug. 4.
A Charlotte Hall electrician matched 15670 on a $1 straight Pick 5 ticket bought in Bowie, winning $50,000; the selling 7-Eleven will receive a $500 bonus.
A retired Washington, D.C., man claimed $100,000 after his son bought two Maryland Pick 5 tickets with the same combination of his father’s favorite numbers.
A Glen Burnie woman bought the $20 ticket at Buy-N-Go during a snack stop, verified the prize with the My Lottery Rewards app and planned to save the winnings.
A $10 High Voltage ticket bought at Hillandale Beer & Wine in Silver Spring matched number 49 and produced a $100,000 prize claimed in Baltimore.
A Davidson County player bought the latest winning ticket at a Winston-Salem grocery store and plans a beach vacation while continuing to help her grandchildren.
A 200X The Money ticket bought at an Athens food mart produced Georgia’s $4 million scratch-off top prize, with the winner selecting a $2,028,082 lump-sum payment.
Six prizes across four Georgia Lottery games included a $339,943 Diggi Game win, a $125,000 Fantasy 5 jackpot, two Powerball awards and a $10,000 Georgia FIVE top prize.
The Ohio Lottery confirms a Powerball win involving a man from Medina, Ohio, but the accessible announcement does not state the prize amount or drawing date.
A ticket sold at Royal Food Store in Lafayette matched four white-ball numbers and the Powerball, with the $1 Power Play option doubling the prize to $100,000.