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Dublin woman wins $50K on $10 Best of 7’s lottery ticket at Meijer

DUBLIN, OH — A quick stop at a grocery store in Dublin turned into a five-figure windfall for one local woman after she purchased a Best of 7’s scratch-off and revealed a $50,000 prize.

The winning $10 ticket was bought at Meijer #058, located at 6175 Sawmill Road. After standard taxes totaling 27.125%, she will receive $36,437.50 in cash.

The Best of 7’s game, a popular Ohio Lottery scratch-off, currently still features one top prize of $500,000 and two second-tier prizes of $100,000. The odds of winning vary by prize level, and players across the state have been cashing in on the game’s remaining big payouts.

This latest win adds to a string of successful ticket redemptions in central Ohio as the holiday season approaches. The game has drawn interest for its variety of prize levels and potential high-dollar payouts from a modest $10 investment.

The Ohio Lottery has contributed over $34 billion to support public education since its launch in 1974, with scratch-off sales playing a key role in generating state revenue.

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Key Points

A Dublin woman won $50,000 on a Best of 7’s $10 scratch-off ticket
She purchased the winning ticket at Meijer on Sawmill Road and will take home $36,437.50 after taxes
One $500,000 top prize and two $100,000 prizes remain in the game

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