Ohio kroger stop leads to $300k lottery score
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Ohio Kroger stop leads to $300K lottery score

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November 7, 2025

Westerville man wins $300K top prize on $10 Ohio Lottery scratch-off

Westerville, OH – A lucky lottery player in Westerville is celebrating a major payday after scoring a $300,000 top prize on a $10 Feeling Lucky scratch-off ticket purchased at a local grocery store.

The winning ticket was bought at Kroger #847 on State Route 3. After mandatory state and federal tax withholdings totaling 27.125%, the winner will take home $218,625.

The Feeling Lucky game still has four top prizes of $300,000 remaining, in addition to many secondary prize levels available as of Thursday.

Since 1974, the Ohio Lottery has contributed more than $34 billion to public education in the state. Proceeds from every ticket sold support K–12 education across Ohio’s public school system.

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Key Points

  • Westerville player won $300,000 on a $10 Feeling Lucky scratch-off
  • The winning ticket was purchased at Kroger on State Route 3
  • Winner receives $218,625 after taxes; four top prizes still remain
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