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Thanks to Senator Ron Mottl who started a campaign to begin lottery in Ohio in 1973. Finally, in 1973, voters approved Ohio Lottery Commission and hence it began. Lottery profits are solely transferred to education. Ohio Rolling Cash 5 started on October 4, 2004, and is contributing to generating education supplement revenues since then. Rolling Cash 5 replaced an existing lottery game named Buckeye 5, a 5-of-5 prize game. It is a 39-ball pool and is drawn nightly, since May 20, 2007.
The Ohio Lottery supports the Governer’s initiative to build strong schools, great quality of life, and compassion for those who need help. The Lottery Commission strives to support education by offering entertaining gaming experiences. The Ohio Lottery Commission meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at the Frank J. Lausche State Office Building, located at 615 W. Superior Ave. Cleveland, Ohio. Dates and time of the meeting are subject to change. Matthew Blair serves as the Interim Chairman. He belongs to Niles and was appointed to the Ohio Lottery for a term ending August 1, 2021.
Proceeds from Lottery ticket sales and unclaimed prizes go back to the community for -Education
Ohio Lottery Commission
W. Superior Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44113
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