An auto-pick ticket sold at Libby Sunoco in Maple Heights matched every number and the Millionaire Ball in Tuesday’s drawing
MAPLE HEIGHTS, OH – One Ohio Lottery ticket just delivered the kind of payday that could last a lifetime, matching every number in Tuesday’s Millionaire for Life drawing to win the game’s top prize of $1 million a year for life.
The jackpot-winning auto-pick ticket was sold at Libby Sunoco, located at 5270 Warrensville Center Road in Maple Heights, according to the Ohio Lottery.
Tuesday’s winning numbers were 14, 19, 36, 41 and 42. The Millionaire Ball was 2.
The ticket matched all five numbers plus the Millionaire Ball to capture the top prize.
The Ohio Lottery did not identify the winner in Wednesday’s announcement.
The Maple Heights ticket marks only the second Millionaire for Life jackpot winner sold in Ohio since the multi-state game launched in February.
Ohio’s first jackpot-winning ticket was sold at Giant Eagle at 15325 Edgecliff Avenue in Cleveland for the April 27 drawing.
That ticket was manually selected, while Tuesday’s Maple Heights winner was generated through auto-pick.
Millionaire for Life is offered in 31 states. Tickets cost $5 per play, with drawings held daily.
Key Points
- An auto-pick ticket sold in Maple Heights won the Millionaire for Life top prize of $1 million a year for life Tuesday.
- Libby Sunoco on Warrensville Center Road sold the ticket that matched all five numbers plus the Millionaire Ball.
- It is the second Millionaire for Life jackpot-winning ticket sold in Ohio since the game launched in February.