$10M lottery winner in Ohio: Find out where the winning ticket was sold

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After winning the top prize of $10 million in the Extreme Millions scratch-off game, a very fortunate lottery player in Ohio became a multimillionaire.

The winning ticket was sold at Dent Shell, 6008 Harrison Ave., Cincinnati, according to the Ohio Lottery.

According to a press statement from the Ohio Lottery, the winner decided to take the $5 million cash option. The winner will receive almost $3.6 million after required 28 percent state and federal taxes.

Tickets for Extreme Millions cost $30 apiece. The odds of winning any reward in the game are 1 in 2.87, according to the Ohio Lottery.

As of January 28, the following is a list of every reward still available in the game:

• 
  $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

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