If you’d like, you can select Easy Pick at Step 4, and the computer will pick your numbers for you.

Pick the numbers you want to play from 1 to 80.

Pick how many consecutive draws you want to play (1 to 20).

Pick how much you want to wager per draw ($1 to $10).

Pick how many spots you want to play from 1 to 10.

'In fact, to some extent, I would say you're almost guaranteed of having seven winners that have won at least one hundred times. Bill Notz, a statistician at Ohio State University. 'I don't think it's surprising,' said Dr. 'There are several different ways that that can occur,' he added. 'If you're asking me about the odds of that occurring, it would probably be considered an outlier,' said Jack O'Donnell, deputy director of the office of security for the Ohio Lottery.īut O'Donnell said the 100-plus lotto winners are not necessarily suspicious. All of them won more than $100,000 in the lottery. The other frequent winners live in Mentor, Garfield Heights, Niles, Centerville and Goshen, Ohio. A majority of his winning tickets were purchased at the Sunoco gas station at 7606 Pearl Road in Cleveland. He won most frequently playing Keno Booster at an Ashland bar.Ī Middleburg Heights man won $583,660 since the beginning of 2014 by winning the Ohio lottery 142 times, most frequently playing Pick Four. His winnings earned him a total of $154,782.

State data shows that a Polk, Ohio man won the lottery 150 times since the beginning of 2014. Hibsman added that she plays the lottery at least three times a week but loses frequently. 'Lucky,' said Sandy Hibsman, a Middleburg Heights resident reacting to the frequency of winners. News 5 contacted them but they either did not want to be interviewed or could not be reached. A News 5 analysis of an Ohio Lottery database reveals that seven Ohio residents have won the state lottery more than 100 times in the last three years.Ī majority of those winners are in Northeast Ohio.

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