Gas station ticket turns into $150k payday in ohio — money

$150K scratch-off jackpot hits in North Ridgeville with winning ticket sold at Speedway

North Ridgeville, OH — A $5 scratch-off ticket turned into a six-figure payday after a Cuyahoga County man claimed the top prize from an Ohio Lottery game.

The North Ridgeville resident won $150,000 playing the Aces and 8s Scratch-Off, a game that offers players multiple chances to win with a top prize of $150,000.

After mandatory state and federal taxes totaling 23.75%, the winner will receive $109,875.

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The winning ticket was purchased at Speedway #3385, located at 35066 Center Ridge Road in North Ridgeville.

Lottery officials said the Aces and 8s game allows players up to 15 chances to win per ticket.

The identity of the winner has not been released.

Key Points

$150K top prize won on Aces and 8s scratch-off
Winning ticket sold at Speedway in North Ridgeville
Winner to receive $109,875 after taxes

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