Hyattsville Player Claims $100,000 Prize on High Voltage Scratch-Off

A player from Hyattsville claimed a $100,000 top prize on the Maryland Lottery’s High Voltage instant game after buying the winning ticket at a Silver Spring retailer. The prize was claimed at Maryland Lottery headquarters in Baltimore on September 23, 2026.

The winning ticket was purchased for $10 at Hillandale Beer & Wine, located at 10117 New Hampshire Ave. in Silver Spring, Maryland. The retailer sold the ticket for a newly launched scratch-off game that began in Maryland in August.

The player scratched the ticket at home before returning to Hillandale Beer & Wine to scan it and confirm the win. The ticket matched the number 49 in the game’s play area, producing the game’s $100,000 top prize.

The result became clear only after the ticket was checked at the retailer. After realizing the ticket was a winner, the player was very excited and immediately called family members.

As of September 23, the player had not decided how to use the money. That left the $100,000 prize claimed but the winner’s plans for the money still undecided on the date of the claim.

High Voltage is a $10 scratch-off ticket with 25 chances to win. The game is Maryland Lottery game number 814, and its game start date was August 21, 2026.

The Maryland Lottery lists High Voltage’s probability of winning as 1 in 3.29. That figure appears on the game’s official information page alongside the ticket price and the number of chances to win.

High Voltage launched with eight $100,000 top prizes. After the Hyattsville player’s claim, seven of those top prizes remained unclaimed as of September 23, 2026.

The Maryland Lottery’s High Voltage game page also recorded seven remaining $100,000 top prizes on that date. The count is specific to High Voltage and reflects the game’s status when the prize was claimed, rather than a general count for Maryland scratch-off games.

The ticket’s route through the win was tied to three Maryland locations: it was bought in Silver Spring, scratched at home, checked again at the retailer and ultimately used to claim the prize at Maryland Lottery headquarters in Baltimore. The player’s home community is Hyattsville.

Readers seeking broader Maryland lottery information can check the latest Maryland lottery results page. The High Voltage claim itself concerns a scratch-off prize, while the remaining-prize information applies to this specific game.

With one $100,000 top prize claimed, seven remained available in High Voltage as of the September 23 update. The Maryland Lottery’s game information therefore placed the newly launched ticket between its initial eight-prize offering and the seven top prizes still unclaimed after the Silver Spring ticket produced the $100,000 win.