Gas station lottery ticket brings six-figure win to ohio player
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Gas station lottery ticket brings six-figure win to Ohio player

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September 16, 2025
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Cuyahoga Falls resident wins $150K top prize on Ohio Lottery scratch-off

Kent, OH – A Cuyahoga Falls resident has claimed the $150,000 top prize on the Ohio Lottery’s Monopoly Bonus Spectacular 25X scratch-off, after purchasing the winning ticket at a Kent convenience store.

The $5 winning ticket was sold at GTB Petroleum, located at 1836 E. Main Street in Kent. Following mandatory state and federal tax withholdings totaling 28 percent, the winner will receive $108,000.

Monopoly Bonus Spectacular 25X is one of the Ohio Lottery’s popular $5 scratch-off games. As of September 11, only one top prize remains unclaimed in the game.

The Ohio Lottery continues to contribute significantly to public education in the state, with more than $33 billion directed to Ohio schools since 1974.

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Key Points

  • Cuyahoga Falls resident wins $150,000 on Monopoly Bonus Spectacular 25X scratch-off
  • Winning ticket was purchased at GTB Petroleum in Kent
  • After taxes, the winner will take home $108,000
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