A recent Ohio Lottery scratch-off ticket, 'I'm Lucky and I Gnome It', has caused confusion for some players who thought they had won $5,000. The lottery previously re-printed the tickets due to concerns over the legibility of the numbers. However, another player reports a similar issue, questioning the outcome until her father alerted her to previous reports of misprinted tickets.
The holidays are nearing, which means you may still have to do some last-minute Christmas shopping, so if you’re planning to buy Ohio lottery scratch tickets as a gift, there’s one in particular that’s recently been giving some gamblers an issue.
She even said her family members thought the same thing after she texted them a picture of her ticket until she said she received a call from her dad.“He said are you sure you have a good ticket because there’s a story out there, and it’s saying that the tickets may be faulty or a misprint,” said the Ohio Lottery player.Because of her dad’s call, she said she went to her local Ohio Lottery Commission office and found out she did not win $5,000 because the lottery said the number was not 18.
OHIO LOTTERY SCRATCH-OFF TICKETS GAMBLING MISPRINT CONFUSION
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