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Logan woman hits $50K jackpot on $2,000,000 Cashword scratch-off

Logan, OH – A Logan woman scored a $50,000 payday after scratching her way to victory on the Ohio Lottery’s $2,000,000 Cashword ticket — her biggest win yet, but not her first.

Corie, who previously bagged $5,000 wins on both the Billion and Royal Riches games, claimed her latest prize from a $30 Cashword ticket purchased at Speedway #9186, located at 175 Mulberry Street and State Route 93 in Logan. After taxes, she will take home $36,000.

She plans to use part of the money to pay off debt and treat her children to a fun outing before the summer winds down.

The $2,000,000 Cashword ticket still has one top prize remaining, offering a payout of $80,000 a year for 25 years. The Ohio Lottery launched the game as part of its premium scratch-off series, offering high-value wins for high-stakes players.

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