Lottery ticket in Ohio worth $25K a year for life
According to lottery documents, a Lucky For Life ticket purchased at Eastgate Carryout in Toledo matched five out of five numbers in the Monday, June 9 drawing to win the game's second prize.
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The winning numbers were 3-7-17-29-46, and the Lucky Ball was 15.
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The winner now has 60 days to choose the annuity payments or the cash option and 180 days to validate and cash the ticket, according to the Ohio Lottery.
Lucky for Life drawings are held seven days a week. The top prize is $1,000 a day for life. The odds of winning the top prize are just 1 in 30,821,472.
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