US Man Wins Lottery Three Times With The Same Numbers In One Year
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He used number 48548 all three times to win Maryland Lottery's "Pick 5" game.
A man from Maryland, United States used his lucky numbers to win the lottery not once but thrice. The 52-year-old resident of Charles County won his third $50,000 lottery prize in just 11 months on April 13, according to a news release from the Maryland lottery. He tripled his Pick 5 win! Craig Jones of Columbia played the same number on three Pick 5 tickets, winning a total of $150,000. Read more: https://t.co/LackrxQJznpic.twitter.com/FsbVCJTD75
The man won two separate $50,000 prizes in May 2022, making a total of $100,000.
He used number 48548 all three times to win Maryland Lottery's "Pick 5" game.
"It hit last year and it hit again," the man said, according to the release. "My wife said, 'Let's play this number' and we keep winning with it."
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