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Stranger’s car number earns lottery player a $50,000 prize
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A Maryland man used a set of numbers he copied from another vehicle’s license plate to play a lottery and scored a $50,000 prize.
The Hyattsville man told Maryland Lottery officials he often memorises license plate numbers on the road or at the scene of accidents and uses them to play Pick 5 drawings.
One such set of numbers adorned his ticket for the June 26 midday Pick 5 drawing, and he matched all five drawn digits: 2-0-5-3-3.
The ticket earned him a $50,000 jackpot.
“I was happy and excited when my five digits hit,” the player said.
A surprisingly similar number combination — 2-0-5-3 — previously earned the man a $5,000 prize from a Pick 4 drawing in 2023.
The man said his winnings will go toward starting a savings account for his grandchild. –UPI
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