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Winning $30K Mystery Multiplier ticket sold in Canal Fulton

CANAL FULTON, OH – A lucky player in Stark County scratched their way to a $30,000 win with the Ohio Lottery’s Mystery Multiplier game after purchasing the ticket at Doogs Minit Mart #2085 in Canal Fulton.

The winning $10 ticket was sold at the store located at 2085 Locust Street. After taxes totaling 27.125% were applied, the winner will take home $21,862.50.

Mystery Multiplier is a $10 scratch-off game offering players four chances to multiply their prize by up to 50 times. The odds of winning any prize are 1 in 3.06.

As of November 6, eight top prizes and 13 second-tier prizes remain unclaimed for the Mystery Multiplier game.

Players can check tickets, learn about all current games, and find prize claim instructions at www.ohiolottery.com.

Since its inception in 1974, the Ohio Lottery has contributed over $34 billion to support education throughout the state.

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Key Points

A $30,000 Mystery Multiplier scratch-off ticket was sold in Canal Fulton
Winner receives $21,862.50 after taxes
Eight top prizes remain in the $10 Mystery Multiplier game

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