Darts lead parma player to five-figure lottery win
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Darts lead Parma player to five-figure lottery win

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October 17, 2025

Parma man wins $10,021 KENO prize using dartboard number strategy

PARMA, OH – A local man hit the mark in more ways than one after landing a $10,021 KENO prize using a unique method of picking numbers — throwing darts at a bet slip.

Jack Johnson, a KENO player from Parma, scored the five-figure win after using his dartboard technique to select his numbers, then playing those same picks repeatedly. His persistence paid off when his chosen numbers matched in a recent drawing.

The winning ticket was sold at Lincoln Inn, located at 5409 State Road in Parma. The establishment is one of over 1,400 authorized KENO retailers in the state.

KENO is a fast-paced Ohio Lottery draw game where players choose 1 to 10 numbers from a field of 80. Drawings occur every few minutes, and players can watch the results on TV monitors in participating locations or via the Ohio Lottery app.

Johnson’s win is one of several recent mid-tier KENO wins across the state as interest in the game continues to grow.

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Key Points

  • Jack Johnson of Parma won $10,021 playing KENO with numbers selected using a dartboard
  • Winning ticket sold at Lincoln Inn on State Road in Parma
  • KENO drawings take place every few minutes across 1,400+ Ohio Lottery locations
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