Maryland Man Hits Jackpot Twice in Less Than a Month, Totaling More Than $100,000

By IE Staff

Updated: 5:02 AM PDT, October 9, 2018

He plans to use the money to pay off his debt.

A Maryland man had double the luck when he won the lottery twice in less than a month.

William Frasher, 24, hit a $25,000 Keno jackpot just two days after collecting from a jackpot of $80,060 on the same game.

Frasher was at a working lunch with his boss when he decided to play the game, and his decision paid off – again.

His initial win came on Sept. 20, and he hit the jackpot again on Oct. 3.

Frasher plans to use his double winnings to pay off his debt.

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