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New Bremen man wins $75,000 on $5 Queen of Hearts scratch-off ticket

Minster, OH – A lucky player from New Bremen turned a $5 scratch-off ticket into a $75,000 payday after hitting a top prize in the Ohio Lottery’s Queen of Hearts game.

The winning ticket was purchased at S&G #66, located at 54 S. Main Street in Minster. After required state and federal taxes totaling 27.125%, the winner will receive $54,656.25.

Queen of Hearts is a double-sided scratch-off game featuring an overall winning odds of 1 in 4.20. As of Thursday, one top prize remains unclaimed, along with two second-tier $10,000 prizes still available across the state.

The ticket is part of the Ohio Lottery’s broad lineup of scratch-off games sold at authorized retailers statewide. Since 1974, the Ohio Lottery has contributed more than $34 billion to public education across Ohio.

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Key Points

A New Bremen man won $75,000 on a $5 Queen of Hearts scratch-off ticket
The winning ticket was bought at S&G #66 in Minster
Winner will receive $54,656.25 after taxes; one top prize still remains

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