Norton player beats million-to-one odds with $300k jackpot on ohio lottery scratch-off
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Norton player beats million-to-one odds with $300K jackpot on Ohio Lottery scratch-off

Norton BP sells $300K winning Ohio Lottery ticket

NORTON, OH — A routine stop at Norton BP turned into a life-changing moment for one customer who scratched off the $300,000 top prize on the Ohio Lottery’s $10 White Diamonds ticket.

The lucky player beat staggering odds of 1 in 1.26 million to win the game’s top prize. After Thursday’s win, only two $300,000 prizes remain in circulation along with other prizes.

Norton BP, located at 3701 Cleveland Massillon Road, will receive a $3,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

The overall odds of winning any prize in White Diamonds are 1 in 4.01, according to the Ohio Lottery.


Key Points

  • Norton player wins $300,000 top prize on White Diamonds scratch-off
  • Odds of hitting the jackpot were 1 in 1.26 million
  • Norton BP earns $3,000 sales bonus for selling the ticket
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