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Hebron shopper wins $10K on Ohio Lottery Billion scratch-off at Kroger

Hebron, OH — A quick stop at the local Kroger turned into a $10,000 payday for one lucky shopper, who won big on the Ohio Lottery’s Billion scratch-off game this week.

The winning ticket was sold at Kroger #621, located at 600 East Main Street in Hebron. The winner, who has not been named, beat odds of 1 in 10,000 to claim the $10,000 prize and will take home approximately $7,288 after taxes.

The Billion scratch-off is one of the Ohio Lottery’s higher-stakes games and still boasts two top prizes of $1 million a year for 20 years, as well as multiple other large payouts.

This latest win adds to a growing list of Ohio Lottery prize claims across the state and brings more attention to the Billion game as several top-tier prizes remain active.

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Key Points

A $10,000 Ohio Lottery Billion scratch-off prize was won at Kroger in Hebron
The winner will receive $7,288 after taxes and beat odds of 1 in 10,000
Two top prizes of $1 million a year for 20 years are still unclaimed in the game

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