Ohio Lottery: No one has claimed $1.4 million winning ticket sold in Butler County

DARRTOWN, Ohio — Somebody in Butler County may be lacking out on greater than $1 million!

The Ohio Lottery Fee introduced on Could 4 that somebody gained $1.4 million after hitting the Basic Lotto jackpot with an auto-pick ticket from Don’s Grocery in Oxford Wednesday, Could 3. The profitable ticket had the next numbers: 8, 15, 24, 28, 43 and 47 with kicker 936438.

The ticket was one in every of three Basic Lotto jackpot wins up to now month. The primary ticket, which gained $7.4 million, was offered in Ottawa County whereas one other price $1.6 million was offered in Lorain County. Officers mentioned somebody claimed the $1.6 million prize, however each the $7.4 million and $1.4 million prizes have gone unclaimed.

“There may be (nonetheless) time and we hope somebody has been alerted to the truth that there was a winner right here,” Ohio Lottery Spokesperson Marie Kilbane advised Journal-Information. “Usually we have now a very good success price of individuals claiming their prizes and we want that to proceed.”

The Ohio Lottery Fee encourages Basic Lotto winners to name their nearest Ohio Lottery regional workplace to make an appointment to assert their prize. Winners should money of their tickets inside 180 days of the drawing date.

If the prize is rarely claimed, the cash will go towards Ohio colleges.

Eric Beckett, the third-generation proprietor of Don’s Grocery, advised Journal-Information he has seen extra visitors to his enterprise because the jackpot drawing. He mentioned most of his prospects are locals and hopes a neighborhood is the massive winner.

To money your prize, go to the Ohio Lottery Fee’s web site.

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