A convenience store in Odenton, Maryland, sold a Powerball ticket worth $1 million for the drawing on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, state lottery officials confirmed.
The winning ticket matched all five white ball numbers but missed the jackpot.
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The numbers drawn were 30, 36, 40, 42, and 57, with a red Powerball of 2.
The ticket was purchased at the Royal Farms location at 1558 Annapolis Road in Anne Arundel County.
It missed only the Powerball number required for the $663 million grand prize.
The winner has 182 days from the drawing date to claim the $1 million prize.
This is the largest Powerball payout in Maryland during the current jackpot run that began on May 2.
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The unclaimed jackpot grew to an estimated annuity value of $707 million, or $309.7 million in cash, for the Aug.
1 drawing.
Players in Maryland have won more than $5 million since the current roll started, including a $100,000 prize in Harford County and 12 prizes of $50,000.
Three of those $50,000 winning tickets, sold in Greenbelt, North East, and Annapolis, remain unclaimed.
State ticket sales reached nearly $26.9 million over the nearly three-month jackpot run.
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This generated over $1.5 million in retailer commissions and delivered an estimated $6.7 million to Maryland state programs and services.
