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Coshocton woman hits $25K jackpot with EZ Play Liberty Spin ticket

COSHOCTON, OH – A Coshocton woman turned a routine stop into a major payday after winning $25,000 on an EZPLAY® Jackpot USA ticket earlier this month, thanks to a lucky combination of numbers that added up just right.

The winning ticket was purchased on January 4 at New Beginnings Drive Thru, located at 48 E. 3rd Street in Frazeysburg. Her winning Liberty Spin numbers—10, 11, and 12—added up to 33, securing the $25,000 prize instantly.

After mandatory state and federal tax withholding of 26.75%, she will receive $18,522.64.

EZPLAY® games are instant terminal-based games offering play-on-the-spot results. The Multi-State EZPLAY Jackpot USA game includes a progressive jackpot that starts at $1 million, while the Liberty Spin feature offers separate prize opportunities. The overall odds of winning an EZPLAY® game are 1 in 4.22.

The Ohio Lottery has contributed more than $34 billion to education since its inception in 1974. Additional information about Lottery games and educational contributions can be found at www.ohiolottery.com.

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Key Points

Coshocton woman won $25,000 playing EZPLAY® Jackpot USA on January 4
Ticket was purchased at New Beginnings Drive Thru in Frazeysburg
After taxes, she will receive $18,522.64 from the jackpot win

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