CINCINNATI — A fortunate lottery player in Ohio has struck gold, winning a staggering $10 million from the Extreme Millions scratch-off game. The Ohio Lottery announced that the winning ticket was purchased at Dent Shell, located at 6008 Harrison Ave. in Cincinnati.
According to a press release from the Ohio Lottery, the winner opted for the cash option of $5 million. After accounting for mandatory state and federal taxes, which total 28 percent, the player is set to take home approximately $3.6 million.
Details About the Extreme Millions Game
The Extreme Millions scratch-off ticket costs $30, and the odds of winning any prize in this game stand at 1 in 2.87. As of January 28, here’s a breakdown of the remaining prizes:
- $400,000 a year for 25 years ($10 million total): 1 remaining
- $40,000 a year for 25 years ($1 million total): 17 remaining
- $50,000 prize: 17 remaining
- $10,000 prize: 334 remaining
- $5,000 prize: 802 remaining
- $1,000 prize: 6,083 remaining
- $500 prize: 38,056 remaining
- $200 prize: 42,243 remaining
- $100 prize: 484,948 remaining
- $50 prize: 678,344 remaining
- $40 prize: 681,109 remaining
- $30 prize: 1,025,976 remaining
This recent win is a reminder of the excitement and opportunity that lottery games can bring to players across the state. Keep an eye on your tickets—who knows, you could be next!
