An Ohio resident has won the state’s 4th-ever Powerball jackpot; Get the details of their massive payout here

For only the fourth time since the state started participating in 2010, an Ohio resident has won the sought-after Powerball jackpot, according to a report from The Associated Press. 

The winner, who was not named, will now be able to enjoy a whopping $252.6 payout. They can elect to receive the money over time, or opt for a one-time payout of $134.7 million. Both amounts are before taxes.

According to the AP report, the winning ticket was sold at the Get Go gas station located at 265 E. Highland Rd. in Macedonia, which is located south of Cleveland in Summit County. The store will receive a $100,000 bonus for selling the ticket.

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The winning numbers were 4-11-21-38-64-11. According to the AP report, the numbers were generated using the auto-pick feature.

The Powerball winner has 180 days to claim their reward.

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