Five-figure bingo win comes from $20 ticket

Hartville woman hits $25K on $20 Buckeye Bingo EZPLAY game in Tallmadge

Hartville, OH – A $20 play on the Ohio Lottery’s EZPLAY Touch & Win Buckeye Bingo game turned into a $25,000 prize for a woman from Hartville, officials confirmed Friday.

The winning ticket was purchased at the Akron Turner Club, located at 547 S. Munroe Road in Tallmadge. After 27.125% in mandatory taxes, the winner will take home $18,522.64.

Buckeye Bingo is one of several interactive Touch & Win games available through the Ohio Lottery’s EZPLAY lineup. These games feature animated, instant-style gameplay at various price points, with Buckeye Bingo offering an overall chance of winning at 1 in 3.60.

Touch & Win games are available at licensed lottery retailers throughout the state.

Since 1974, the Ohio Lottery has contributed more than $34 billion to public education, with proceeds from every game supporting Ohio’s schools.

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Key Points

Hartville woman won $25,000 on a $20 Buckeye Bingo Touch & Win ticket
She played the EZPLAY game at the Akron Turner Club in Tallmadge
After taxes, she will receive $18,522.64

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