Five lucky numbers deliver $150k ohio lottery jackpot to trust
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Five lucky numbers deliver $150K Ohio Lottery jackpot to trust

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August 14, 2026

$150K Rolling Cash 5 jackpot finally finds its claimant in Ohio

CLEVELAND, OH – A $150,000 Ohio Lottery jackpot that had been waiting since May finally has a claimant, with Matt’s Happy Face Trust stepping forward to collect the Rolling Cash 5 prize nearly three months after the winning numbers were drawn.

The Ohio Lottery said Matt’s Happy Face Trust, represented by Amanda L. Tehoke, claimed the jackpot from the May 14 Rolling Cash 5 drawing.

The winning numbers were 4, 17, 26, 29 and 33.

The ticket matched all five numbers, overcoming odds of 1 in 575,757 to capture the $150,000 jackpot.

After mandatory state and federal withholdings totaling 26.75%, the trust will receive $109,875, according to the Ohio Lottery.

The winning ticket was purchased at Village Gas Station, located at 2 Church St. in Milan.

Rolling Cash 5 is an Ohio Lottery draw game with drawings held seven days a week at approximately 7:05 p.m.

The Ohio Lottery said it has contributed more than $35 billion to education since its creation in 1974.

The announcement closes the book on a jackpot ticket that had been sitting out there since May, with Matt’s Happy Face Trust now officially claiming the six-figure prize.


Key Points

  • Matt’s Happy Face Trust claimed the $150,000 Rolling Cash 5 jackpot from the May 14 drawing.
  • The winning ticket was purchased at Village Gas Station at 2 Church St. in Milan.
  • After mandatory state and federal withholdings, the trust will receive $109,875.
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