Ohio man scores $1 million then cashes another big winning scratch-off
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Ohio man scores $1 million then cashes another big winning Scratch-Off

July 27, 2026
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Toledo man hits two winning Scratch-Offs in the same week after deciding to test his luck again

TOLEDO, OH — A Toledo man turned one incredible lottery win into two after claiming a $1 million Ohio Lottery Scratch-Off prize, then buying another ticket that paid an additional $25,000 later the same week.

The Ohio Lottery said the player purchased a ticket for the new $50 Millionaire Blowout Scratch-Off and uncovered the game’s top prize of $40,000 a year for 25 years, valued at $1 million.

The winner chose the lump-sum cash option of $500,000 and will receive $366,250 after mandatory state and federal tax withholdings of 26.75%.

Still feeling lucky after the life-changing win, the Toledo man purchased another Millionaire Blowout ticket and won an additional $25,000.

After taxes, the second prize will add $18,312.50 to his winnings.

The winner told the Ohio Lottery he plans to take a longer vacation than originally planned, buy a new vehicle, spend some of the money on his children and save the rest.

The $1 million-winning ticket was purchased at Mike’s Corner Store, located at 2425 Key St. in Toledo.

Millionaire Blowout is a $50 Scratch-Off game offering prizes ranging from $75 to $1 million. As of July 23, there were 56 top prizes and 48 prizes of $25,000 remaining, according to the Ohio Lottery.


Key Points

  • A Toledo man won a $1 million Ohio Lottery Scratch-Off prize, then won another $25,000 on a second ticket.
  • He chose the $500,000 cash option and will receive $366,250 after taxes.
  • The winning $1 million ticket was sold at Mike’s Corner Store in Toledo.
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