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East Sparta woman wins $50,000 on Ohio Lottery Cash Plus ticket sold in Canton

CANTON, OH – A Stark County resident struck it big with a $50,000 win on the Ohio Lottery’s Cash Plus scratch-off, purchased at a convenience store in Canton.

The winning ticket was sold at Mini Food Mart, located at 4730 Cleveland Avenue SW. The East Sparta woman who claimed the prize will receive $36,437.50 after mandatory federal and state tax withholdings totaling 27.125%.

Cash Plus is a $10 scratch-off game offering a top prize of $300,000. As of Thursday, two top prizes remain unclaimed, along with numerous other prize tiers still available.

The Ohio Lottery continues to support education across the state, contributing more than $34 billion to public education since its inception in 1974.

Players are encouraged to check their tickets and review remaining prizes on the Ohio Lottery’s official website.

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Key Points

East Sparta woman wins $50,000 on Cash Plus scratch-off
Winning ticket purchased at Mini Food Mart in Canton
After taxes, the winner will take home $36,437.50

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