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Gas station stop leads to $250,000 lottery prize for Cobourg, Ont., man

David Howard of Cobourg, Ont., claimed a $250,000 prize playing Keno. OLG photo

A stop at a gas station led to a $250,000 lottery prize for a Cobourg, Ont., man.

According to the OLG, David Howard claimed the prize in the May 25 midday draw for the Daily Keno 10 Pick.

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Players of the game are required to pick a wager — ranging from $1, $2, $5 or $10 — and then pick numbers from 1 to 70 in aims of matching numbers up to 20.

The OLG says Howard’s winning ticket was purchased at the Pioneer on the Run gas station on Division Street in Cobourg.

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