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$500,000 Bankroll lottery prize claimed in trust in Sylvania

Sylvania, OH – A $500,000 top prize from the Ohio Lottery’s $500,000 Bankroll scratch-off game has been claimed through a trust, officials announced Friday.

The winning ticket was sold at Speedway #3670, located at 6601 Monroe Street in Sylvania. After state and federal tax withholdings of 28 percent, the Winner Trust will receive $360,000.

$500,000 Bankroll is a $10 scratch-off ticket offering three top prizes of $500,000. As of September 11, two top prizes remain unclaimed.

Since 1974, the Ohio Lottery has contributed more than $33 billion to support education across the state. More details about lottery programs and education funding can be found at www.ohiolottery.com/supportingeducation.

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Key Points

$500,000 Bankroll scratch-off top prize claimed in Sylvania through a trust
Ticket sold at Speedway #3670 on Monroe Street
Winner receives $360,000 after taxes; two top prizes remain in the game

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