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Toledo resident hits $20K jackpot on scratch-off bought in Port Clinton

TOLEDO, OH — A Toledo resident is $20,000 richer after revealing a winning VIP Millions ticket purchased at a gas station in Port Clinton, according to the Ohio Lottery.

The lucky ticket, scratched off at HY-Miler #2241 on W. Fremont Rd., earned the winner a $14,575 payout after taxes. Officials did not release the name of the winner.

The VIP Millions ticket, known for offering the best odds of winning $1 million in Ohio Lottery history, continues to draw interest from across the state. As of Wednesday, 22 top prizes of $1 million remain in circulation.

The Ohio Lottery says its games have generated more than $34 billion for education programs across the state since 1974.

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Key Points

Toledo winner scores $20,000 on VIP Millions scratch-off ticket purchased in Port Clinton
After taxes, the prize amounts to $14,575
VIP Millions ticket still has 22 $1 million top prizes remaining

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