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Two Rolling Cash 5 players hit weekend jackpots worth over $200K

CLEVELAND, OH — Two Ohio Lottery players struck it big over the weekend, scoring Rolling Cash 5 jackpots worth a combined $230,000 in back-to-back drawings.

Friday’s August 22 drawing produced a $120,000 winning ticket sold at Lottery Express in Toledo. The winning numbers were 18, 22, 33, 36, and 38.

Two days later, a $110,000 jackpot ticket was sold at Moose Lodge in Conneaut for the August 24 drawing. The winning numbers for that draw were 1, 4, 23, 30, and 31.

Both players used the auto-pick option to select their numbers. Winners have 180 days from the date of the drawing to claim their prizes.

Rolling Cash 5 is a daily draw game offered by the Ohio Lottery, which has contributed more than $33 billion to education since its launch in 1974.

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Key Points

Two Rolling Cash 5 jackpots were hit over the weekend totaling $230,000
A Toledo ticket won $120,000 on Friday; a Conneaut ticket won $110,000 on Sunday
Winners used auto-pick and have 180 days to claim their prizes

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