A scratch-off ticket purchased at Sheetz #529 on 1280 W. Maple Street in Hartville was good for $100,000, according to a news release. The winner, who remained unnamed, was playing the Ohio Lottery's Buckeye Cash $5 scratch-off.

POWHATAN POINT, Ohio (WJW) – A lucky person in Ohio could be holding a lottery ticket worth $1,000 a day for life — or a one-time payment of $5,750,000.

MILFORD, Ohio — A lottery player in Milford has won the $500,000 top prize in the Ohio Lottery’s Gem 10s scratch-off game. The winning ticket was purchased at Meijer Inc #157, located at 1082 State Route 28. After mandatory state and federal tax withholdings of 28%, the winner will take home approximately $360,000.

According to the Ohio Lottery, a player won $100,000 on the Buckeye Cash scratch-off. The ticket was sold at a Sheetz on Maple Street in Hartville. After taxes, the prize is worth $72,000. Buckeye Cash is a $5 scratch-off with a top prize of $100,000.

TOLEDO, Ohio (WJW) – One lucky Ohio Lottery player got the numbers right to win a Rolling Cash 5 jackpot worth more than $200,000. According to Ohio Lottery documents, the auto-pick ticket was purchased at Alexis Mobil Mart in Toledo ahead of the Wednesday, Nov. 13 drawing.

According to the Ohio Lottery, one ticket claimed the Rolling Cash 5 jackpot in Sunday’s drawing. The winning ticket was sold at the Speedway on S. Main Street in Centerville. The winning numbers were 1-13-18-19-27. The Ohio Lottery said the winning player picked their own numbers.