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$20 bet turns into five-figure win at Ohio Eagles club

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October 29, 2025

$20 KENO ticket turns into $10,000 payday for Elyria man at Wellington Eagles

Elyria, OH – A quick stop at the Wellington Eagles turned into a five-figure windfall for one Lorain County man, who turned a $20 KENO wager into a $10,000 win.

The winning ticket was purchased at Wellington Eagles #2051, located at 631 S. Main Street in Wellington. After mandatory state and federal tax withholdings of 27.125%, the winner will take home $7,287.50.

KENO, a fast-paced draw game offered by the Ohio Lottery, allows players to select up to 10 numbers from a field of 80. Drawings occur every few minutes at more than 1,400 locations across the state, with additional access available via the Ohio Lottery mobile app.

The identity of the winner was not released, and the Ohio Lottery notes that the game continues to offer frequent chances for players to win at establishments statewide.

Key Points

  • An Elyria man won $10,000 on a $20 KENO ticket at Wellington Eagles #2051
  • He will receive $7,287.50 after taxes
  • KENO drawings happen every few minutes at more than 1,400 locations in Ohio
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