Winning ticket sold at local ohio shop leads to six figure payout — money

Ohio Pick 5 jackpot claimed by trust after winning ticket sold in Garfield Heights

Garfield Heights, OH — A lottery ticket sold at a local beverage store has resulted in a six-figure payout after a trust stepped forward to claim a Rolling Cash 5 jackpot.

The Ohio Lottery confirmed that the MDD Trust, represented by an attorney, claimed the $120,000 prize from the January 11 drawing.

The winning ticket, purchased at Woodward Beverage on Turney Road, was a $1 manual pick that matched all five numbers drawn: 6, 15, 18, 23, and 35.

After required federal and state tax withholdings totaling 26.75%, the trust received $87,900.

Lottery officials said the odds of matching all five numbers in Rolling Cash 5 are 1 in 575,757. The game is drawn daily, with jackpots starting at $100,000 and increasing until a winning ticket is sold.

The Ohio Lottery reports it has contributed more than $34 billion to education statewide.

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$120,000 Rolling Cash 5 jackpot claimed by trust
Winning ticket sold at Garfield Heights beverage store
Manual pick matched all five numbers

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