A lottery player in Cincinnati is having a lucky start to the new year. An unnamed lottery player in Cincinnati recently won $10 million playing the scratch-off game Extreme Millions. The winning ticket was sold at Dent Shell,

Ohio's newest lottery scratch-off is off to a winning start with one player scoring $150,000.The scratch off, called Invaders from the Planet Moolah, is a $5 game that has a top prize of $150,000.

A pair of lottery Scratchers players in the Bay Area recently came away with $1 million jackpot-winning tickets, according to the California Lottery.

The California Lottery said two Bay Area residents won big on Scratchers this month. Fredi Zunun, who bought a Scratcher at a 7-Eleven in Mill Valley, won the ticket's top prize of $1 million. And Jaimie Boland who bought a Scratcher at Oliver's Market in Santa Rosa also had a ticket worth $1 million.

"We have a NEW MILLIONAIRE in town! A lucky player won a TOP PRIZE of $4,000,000 on a $30 200X Cash Blitz Scratch-Offs!" the New Jersey Lottery posted on Instagram Monday morning. The winning ticket was purchased at the Krauszer's on West Main Street in Ramsey.

A California lottery player got a shock of a lifetime when he went to claim what he thought was a $1,000 prize from a winning scratchers ticket. Turns out he was mistaken, and he actually hit the top prize of $1 million.