The Ohio man won $50 on the first ticket then was left in disbelief when he saw the prize on his second ticket.

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According to a media release, the Roseville man told lottery officials that since he had just won on a Best of 7’s ticket, he figured that he would play the same game again. After he scratched the ticket off in his car, the lottery said he “ almost got sick ” and was in “ complete disbelief .”

A southeast Ohio man couldn’t believe it after he won $2 million while playing a scratch-off game from the Ohio Lottery.

Ohio ranks fourth nationwide for lottery and sweepstakes scams, with victims losing more than $35 million since 2020, according to a study by Vegas Insider.

Although he has won smaller prizes in the past, he said he never thought he would win something this big. But, using a “top-secret family formula for picking his numbers based on notes tracking previous wins” helped lead him to the huge win, lottery officials said.

(WJW) — A southern Ohio man couldn’t believe his luck when he scratched off a Royal Riches ticket worth $2 million. The Ironton man told the Ohio Lottery he got out his magnifying glass and even sent a photo to a family member to make sure he wasn’t dreaming.