Ohio lottery player in fairborn scores $150k top prize — Man holding dollar bills roll, corruption payment, dirty money, financial fraud

Fairborn lottery player scores $150K top prize on Cash Explosion ticket

FAIRBORN, OH — A lucky customer at Discount Drug Mart #73 in Fairborn won a $150,000 top prize on the Ohio Lottery’s $5 Cash Explosion 25x scratch-off game.

The player will take home about $108,000 after federal and state taxes. She purchased the ticket at the Dayton Springfield Road store, a regular stop for her Lottery play and shopping.

The winner beat odds of 1 in 800,000 to claim the top prize. Discount Drug Mart #73 will receive a $1,500 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

The Cash Explosion family of tickets offers cash prizes and the opportunity to appear on the Ohio Lottery’s long-running television show. The overall odds of winning any prize on Cash Explosion 25x are 1 in 3.77.

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Key Points

Fairborn player wins $150,000 top prize on Cash Explosion 25x
Discount Drug Mart #73 earns $1,500 sales bonus
Odds of hitting top prize were 1 in 800,000

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