“I had to watch the game,” Shreve said in the release. After excitingly showing her the prize, he pulled up the Maryland Lottery’s website to watch the video showing the drawing for his ticket, the release said. The message he received on his app confirmed that Shreve did indeed win $50,000 - and the first person he had to tell was his wife, according to lottery officials. “It was unbelievable, so I closed out the app and then reopened it to scan a second time.” “I checked the ticket using the app on my phone and that’s when the magic happened,” Shreve said, per the release. What he saw pop up on his lottery app screen completely shocked him, the release said. So, the packing engineer decided to take a peek on his phone. Shreve had forgotten about his ticket until later in the day, the release said. But he struck out, so he turned off the video, lottery officials said. The father of four tuned in for the first drawing to see if he won, the release said. On top of his seven spots, he added on a multiplier, Shreve told lottery officials. That feeling hit Shreve while stopping to buy some gas in Forest Hill, the release said, so he purchased a seven-spot Keno ticket that would apply to three drawings. Shreve said in the release that he only throws his special lottery numbers into the mix when he gets “a lucky feeling.” The 52-year-old continued to use his lucky numbers, winning some more money every now and then, according to lottery officials. Those numbers ended up winning Shreve some money, and now a few years later, he’s taking home a $50,000 prize thanks to his lucky combination. While out with friends a few years ago, Nicholas Shreve decided to play a couple lottery Keno games with a random combination of numbers he chose, according to a Nov. A random set of numbers proved lucky for a Maryland man, and years later, it has earned him an even bigger prize, lottery officials say.

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