Toledo man wins $10k with $150k blast scratch-off
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Toledo Man Wins $10K with $150K Blast Scratch-Off

August 7, 2024
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TOLEDO, OH – Edward Jimmison of Toledo is celebrating a $10,000 win after playing the Ohio Lottery’s $150,000 Blast scratch-off game.

Jimmison purchased his winning ticket at Pak a Sak #53, located at 1100 Trenton Ave in Findlay. After scratching the ticket in his car, he discovered the blast symbol indicating he had won all the prizes on the ticket. “I freak out and go back in. I scan it and then me and the clerk were so happy that I won,” he said.

Jimmison plans to use his winnings to pay bills and take a vacation in the coming weeks. The $150,000 Blast is a $5 scratch-off game, offering a top prize of $150,000. As of August 6, there are still five top prizes remaining, along with other great prizes.

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