Seattle-Based Que Majos LLC Develops Winning System for Lottery Players, Seeing Success with Kentucky Powerball Winner

Seattle, WA – October 26, 2023 – Que Majos LLC, a relatively quiet but increasingly talked-about data analytics firm based right here in Seattle, is making waves in the lottery world. The company, located at 937 N 90th St Unit B, 98103-3907, is getting buzz after one of their system users recently hit a significant win in the Kentucky Powerball draw. You might be thinking, “A system to win the lottery? Really?” That’s exactly what a lot of people thought at first, says Juan Perez, founder and CEO of Que Majos LLC. "We're not claiming to guarantee a win, because, let’s be honest, that's impossible. The lottery is still random. But we are offering players a smarter way to play, based on data analysis, not just blindly picking numbers." So what is Que Majos LLC, and what do they actually do? Essentially, the company takes a deep dive into historical lottery data – not just the winning numbers themselves, but also the frequency of numbers, patterns in combinations, and even what numbers are less likely to be chosen by other players (to potentially increase your share if you do win). They don’t predict the future, Perez emphasizes, but they look for trends that can give players an edge. “We started Que Majos because we're data nerds, plain and simple,” Perez explains. “We love taking big datasets and finding meaningful insights. We figured, why not apply that to something fun, like the lottery? It's a lot more complex than people realize.” The company offers a subscription-based service. Users sign up on their website (more on that later) and, depending on their chosen plan, receive customized lottery number selections for specific games – Powerball, Mega Millions, and various state lotteries. These selections aren’t just random. They’re generated by Que Majos’ proprietary algorithms, which consider a ton of factors. “We look at things like ‘hot’ and ‘cold’ numbers – which numbers are being drawn frequently and infrequently,” explains lead data scientist Maria Rodriguez. “But we don’t just stop there. We also analyze the distribution of numbers, the combinations that occur most often, and even the seasonality of certain numbers. It's a layered approach." The recent Kentucky Powerball win is generating a lot of excitement. While Que Majos isn’t disclosing the exact details of the winner (privacy is key), they confirm that the winning ticket was purchased using a number set generated by their system. The win, reportedly a substantial amount, is proof, they say, that their approach can be effective. “We’re thrilled for our user,” says Perez. “It’s incredibly rewarding to see our work pay off. This win validates the years of research and development we’ve put into building this system.” However, Que Majos is quick to emphasize responsible gambling. “We’re not trying to make anyone rich quick,” says Rodriguez. “We want to provide a more informed and strategic way to play the lottery, but it’s still gambling. Players should only play with money they can afford to lose.” How does the Que Majos system work? The core of the system is a complex algorithm that analyzes years of historical lottery data. Here's a simplified breakdown: Data Collection: The system pulls in data from lottery results across the US. Frequency Analysis: It identifies frequently and infrequently drawn numbers ("hot" and "cold" numbers). Combination Analysis: It analyzes which combinations of numbers are most common and which are rare. Distribution Analysis: It looks at how numbers are distributed across the lottery grid (e.g., are numbers clustered together or evenly spread out?). Seasonality Analysis: The system attempts to identify if certain numbers are more likely to be drawn during specific times of the year. Player Behavior Analysis: (This is where it gets really interesting) Que Majos analyzes data on which numbers are least likely to be picked by other players. The logic? If you win with numbers that fewer people choose, you’ll likely split the jackpot with fewer people. Customized Number Generation: Based on all of this analysis, the system generates a set of customized lottery numbers for each user. What does it cost? Que Majos LLC offers several subscription plans. Pricing varies depending on the number of games you want to play and the frequency of number generation. A basic plan, covering Powerball and Mega Millions with weekly number selections, starts at $29.99 per month. More comprehensive plans, offering daily number selections and coverage of multiple state lotteries, are also available. Where can you learn more? Interested in learning more about Que Majos LLC and their lottery system? You can visit their website at [This is where a website would be, placeholder] or contact them directly at 415-434-2694. They also have a presence on social media, where they share updates on their system and lottery news. Disclaimer: Lottery games are games of chance. Que Majos LLC does not guarantee winning numbers. Players should gamble responsibly.