6 scratch-off tickets win big in Ohio: Here's where
(WJW) – Six scratch-off tickets recently purchased in Ohio were all big winners — each one worth $150,000, according to the Ohio Lottery.
After mandatory federal and state tax withholdings, the winners will take home about $108,000, according to the lottery.
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Here's a breakdown of the winning tickets and where they were sold:
Akron: $20 Monopoly Bonus Spectacular 100x scratch-off ticket purchased at Short Stop on Massillon Road in Akron.
Amelia: $10 Monopoly Bonus Spectacular 50x scratch-off ticket purchased at United Dairy Farmers (UDF) on Ohio Pike in Amelia.
Cincinnati: $20 Lady Luck 100x scratch-off ticket purchased at Ameristop Food Mart on Muddy Creek Road in Cincinnati.
North Bend: $10 Monopoly Bonus Spectacular 50x scratch-off ticket purchased at 2nd Station Drive Thru on US 50 in North Bend.
Streetsboro: $10 Monopoly Bonus Spectacular 50x scratch-off ticket purchased at Circle K on State Route 14 in Streetsboro.
Zanesville: $5 Invaders from the Planet Moohlah™ scratch-off ticket purchased at Wal-Mart Supercenter on Maple Avenue in Zanesville.
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