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NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO — A lucky Ohio man is celebrating a $50,000 payday after hitting it big on the Ohio Lottery’s EZPLAY® Wild Card Joker Jackpot game.

Key Points

$50,000 winning ticket sold at Marty’s Coaches Corner in New Philadelphia
Winner to take home about $36,000 after taxes
EZPLAY® Wild Card Joker is an instant play-style lottery game

The winner, identified only as Larry, purchased the ticket at Marty’s Coaches Corner, located at 323 E High Avenue. The ticket was part of the Ohio Lottery’s EZPLAY lineup, which generates instant results through lottery terminals.

Following required state and federal tax withholdings totaling 28%, Larry’s final payout will be around $36,000.

EZPLAY win adds to long list of Ohio Lottery payouts

Wild Card Joker is one of several EZPLAY® games offered by the Ohio Lottery. These games provide instant outcomes similar to scratch-offs but are printed through a terminal.

Larry joins a growing number of players cashing in on instant play games, which have gained popularity across the state for their convenience and fast results.

Lottery proceeds continue to support education statewide

Since 1974, the Ohio Lottery has contributed more than $33 billion to public education. More information on how proceeds benefit schools and communities is available at the lottery’s official website.

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