Ohio Lottery Rolling Cash 5 Jackpots Won Twice
Two Rolling Cash 5 jackpots were sold in Georgetown and Dennison in consecutive days ahead of drawings on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Gambling

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Two Ohio Lottery Rolling Cash 5 tickets matched all five numbers on consecutive days, winning jackpots in Georgetown and Dennison. The first ticket, bought ahead of the Saturday, Oct. 31 drawing, won $164,000 before taxes, and the second, bought ahead of the Sunday, Nov. 1 drawing, won $100,000 before taxes.
Why it matters
The back-to-back wins in southeastern Ohio show how the daily drawing game can produce large prizes for players across the state. Because the jackpot starts at $100,000 and rises until someone matches all five numbers, the odds of any single ticket winning remain long.
The Rolling Cash 5 jackpot starts at $100,000 and grows each time no ticket matches all five numbers, with odds of 1 in 575,757. The stub does not indicate whether either winner has come forward to claim the prize.
The players
Ohio Lottery
The Ohio Lottery is the state agency that runs lottery games in Ohio, including the Rolling Cash 5 daily drawing game.
The details
The first ticket was purchased at Georgetown Shell on W. State Street ahead of the Saturday, Oct. 31 drawing, and the second at CJ's Drive Thru on Grant Street in Dennison ahead of the Sunday, Nov. 1 drawing. Both tickets matched all five numbers to win the jackpot.
Timeline
Saturday, Oct. 31: First winning ticket purchased ahead of the drawing in Georgetown.
Sunday, Nov. 1: Second winning ticket purchased ahead of the drawing in Dennison.
Gambling Landscape
The Rolling Cash 5 game, which starts at $100,000 and climbs after every drawing without a five-of-five winner, follows the rolling-jackpot model that Ohio uses for its daily draw games. These two wins fit that pattern, with prizes awarded from jackpots that accumulated before being claimed.
Rolling Cash 5 is a daily drawing game, so players in Ohio can enter every day with tickets sold at lottery retailers statewide. The $100,000 starting jackpot means the prize pool resets to that amount after each draw without a five-of-five winner.
The takeaway
Lottery jackpots like Rolling Cash 5 can grow large, but the 1 in 575,757 odds mean most players will not win. Players who enter should treat the game as entertainment rather than a reliable source of income.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Fox 8 News.
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