Unclaimed Prizes Remain in Maryland Bingo X10 Scratch-Off Game
Mara Baumann · Oct 20, 2026
Unclaimed Prizes Remain in Maryland Bingo X10 Scratch-Off Game
The Maryland Lottery's Bingo X10 scratch-off game, identified as #738 and priced at $10 per ticket, reached the end of its sales period on May 4, 2026, yet significant prize money continues to sit unclaimed as of the October 19, 2026 update.
Launch Details and Initial Prize Pool
Launched on March 24, 2025, the game offered players a chance at six top prizes of $100,000 each along with a broad range of smaller awards that brought the total number of prizes available at launch to 902,218; data compiled from official tracking sources shows that roughly $4.47 million in prize money at face value remains outstanding more than five months after sales concluded.
Current Status of Outstanding Prizes
Two of the six $100,000 top prizes have yet to be claimed while 183,963 prizes of all values stay unclaimed from the original pool, a situation that leaves a substantial portion of the game's prize fund still available for eligible ticket holders. Observers note the gap between total prizes at launch and those still pending reflects both the volume of smaller awards and the handful of major jackpots that players have not come forward to collect.
Those following Maryland Lottery results can see that the majority of prizes, approximately 718,255, have already been redeemed since the game entered the market, but the remaining tickets represent a clear opportunity for anyone holding valid winning numbers before the upcoming deadline passes.
Claim Window and Redemption Rules
Winning tickets for Bingo X10 carry a claim deadline of November 2, 2026, giving players several additional weeks from the October update to present their tickets at authorized Maryland Lottery locations or through the central claims office. The process follows standard state procedures where smaller prizes can be paid instantly at retail outlets while larger amounts such as the remaining $100,000 prizes require verification and direct processing by lottery officials.
Breakdown of Prize Distribution
According to figures released through lottery tracking platforms, the unclaimed total includes both the two major jackpots and a wide array of lower-tier awards that range from free tickets up to several thousand dollars. The structure of Bingo X10 featured multiple ways to win through its bingo-style play format, which contributed to the large initial prize count of 902,218 across all categories. Data shows that while many participants claimed modest wins during the active sales window ending May 4, 2026, a measurable number of tickets escaped notice or remained tucked away until after the sales period closed.
Those managing the game's records continue to update outstanding prize counts periodically, and the October 19 snapshot captures a moment when nearly 20 percent of the original prizes had not yet been redeemed. This leaves approximately $4.47 million in face-value winnings still circulating among ticket holders who may not yet have checked their numbers against the final results.
Player Verification and Next Steps
Players who purchased Bingo X10 tickets during the sales window retain the right to verify and submit any potential winners through the Maryland Lottery's established channels until the November 2 cutoff arrives. Official guidance directs individuals to examine tickets carefully for the distinctive game markings and to contact lottery headquarters or visit a participating retailer for validation when a match appears. The remaining two $100,000 prizes in particular continue to draw attention because such high-value awards typically generate immediate claims once identified, yet the current figures indicate they have not surfaced as of the latest reporting date.
Conclusion
The situation surrounding Bingo X10 demonstrates how prize claims can extend well beyond a scratch-off game's active sales period, with 183,963 awards totaling $4.47 million still available as of October 19, 2026, and a final deadline set for November 2, 2026. Ticket holders retain a clear window to review their purchases and pursue any matches before that date arrives, while the two unclaimed $100,000 prizes stand as the most prominent items still listed in the outstanding column. Further updates from the Maryland Lottery will likely refine these numbers as the claim period winds down.