Big win at small store norwalk woman bags $20k prize

Norwalk woman scores $20K payday on high-stakes VIP Millions scratch-off

Norwalk, OH — A Norwalk woman turned a $50 VIP Millions scratch-off into a $20,000 prize after buying the winning ticket from a local convenience store, Ohio Lottery officials announced Friday.

She purchased the ticket at Dublo’s Carry Out, located at 6 Madison Street, and won one of the game’s sizable cash prizes. After 27.125% in state and federal taxes, she will take home $14,575.

VIP Millions is one of the Ohio Lottery’s premium instant games, priced at $50 per ticket. With overall odds of 1 in 4.02, it still has 19 top prizes remaining as of Thursday. The game continues to draw players statewide with multiple prize tiers.

Officials did not release the winner’s name, and no additional details about how she plans to use her winnings were provided.

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Key Points

Norwalk woman won $20,000 on a $50 VIP Millions scratch-off ticket
She purchased the winning ticket at Dublo’s Carry Out on Madison Street
After taxes, she will receive $14,575

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