$5.9 million lottery ticket 1 of 2 6-figure tickets sold within a week in Euclid

$5.9 million lottery ticket 1 of 2 6-figure tickets sold within a week in Euclid


Two lottery tickets worth more than six million dollars combined were sold in Euclid in the past week, the Ohio Lottery said.Get more news about LOTO彩票包网 ,you can vist nb68.com
The winner of the $5.9 million jackpot in Monday night’s Classic Lotto bought their ticket at Convenient Food Mart on East 222nd Street.
Last Friday, a winning ticket worth $155,000 in the Rolling Cash 5 drawing was sold at the Discount Drug Mart on East 200th Street.
According to the Ohio Lottery, the winner of the $5.9 million Classic Lotto jackpot has yet to come forward to claim their prize.
The winning numbers, which the winner chose, were 8-13-18-26-33-39.
Lottery winners have 180 days from the draw date to claim their prize. Because of the pandemic, the Ohio Lottery is encouraging winners to submit claims by mail or online. Click here for more information.
The last Classic Lotto jackpot, which is worth $3.5 million and was hit July 29, is also still unclaimed. That ticket was sold by a Get Go in Uniontown. In what most people would consider a lucrative mistake, a Detroit-area man who accidentally bought an extra lottery ticket has won two $1 million jackpots.

Samir Mazahem, 56, of Dearborn Heights said he was saving numbers on a lottery app after buying a $2 ticket for the June 9 Mega Millions game. He then realized that he had purchased a second ticket with the same numbers.

“I was a little bummed but didn’t think much about it,” Mazahem said.

Until he recently logged onto the app and found he had two $1 million winners.