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Linn County Man Wins $300,000 Lottery Prize

Ryan Sunderman Claims Top Prize In 'Premiere' Scratch Game

Ryan Sunderman

CLIVE, Iowa - A Linn County man has won a $300,000 lottery prize.

Ryan Sunderman of Marion won the fifth top prize in the Iowa Lottery's "Premiere" scratch game. He purchased his winning ticket at Kwik Star, 3055 Seventh Ave. in Marion, and claimed his prize Thursday at lottery headquarters in Clive.

Premiere is a $30 scratch game that features 17 top prizes of $300,000, 84 prizes of $30,000 and overall odds of 1 in 2.39. For more information about this game and the number prizes still available, visit ialottery.com.

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