Retired utility worker wins $2m on lotto scratch card for the second time
Retired utility worker wins $2m on lotto scratch card for the SECOND time A retired Maryland utility worker, 65, scored a $2 million scratch off ticket for the second time after previously winning years ago He had purchased two tickets for the $2,000,000 Richer game by the Maryland Lottery at an Exxon store in North Salisbury The first ticket contained only $100 while the second revealed $2 million He said he waited to claim the $2 million prize until the expiration date on November 1 due to the pandemic
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A retired Maryland utility worker struck gold for the second time after he won $2 million in a scratch off ticket.
The worker, 65, had scored the expensive prize when he purchased two tickets for the $2,000,000 Richer game at an Exxon in North Salisbury.
He scratched off the two tickets in his car with the first only revealing a $100 prize and the second, of course, revealing a 'Gold Bar' emblem which meant he had won the $2 million.
The lucky man, whose name has not been revealed, had formerly won another $2 million
