Lucky ticket bought at ohio gas station brings $50k win
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Lucky ticket bought at Ohio gas station brings $50K win

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September 22, 2025
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Sidney man wins $50K on VIP Millions scratch-off ticket from Ohio Lottery

Sidney, OH — A Sidney resident just scored a $50,000 windfall after purchasing a winning VIP Millions scratch-off ticket from the Ohio Lottery.

The winning ticket was sold at Sidney Arco, located at 2598 Wapakoneta Avenue. The winner opted for the $50,000 payout, which will total $36,000 after 28% in federal and state tax withholdings.

VIP Millions is a $50 scratch-off game that features a top prize of $40,000 per year for 25 years. As of September 18, there are still 26 top prizes remaining in circulation, according to lottery officials.

The Ohio Lottery has contributed more than $33 billion to education across the state since 1974. Players must claim prizes within 180 days of the draw or purchase date, depending on the type of ticket.

The identity of the Sidney winner has not been released.

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Key Points

  • A Sidney man won $50,000 playing the Ohio Lottery’s VIP Millions scratch-off
  • He will receive $36,000 after taxes
  • The ticket was purchased at Sidney Arco on Wapakoneta Avenue
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