6E Club FAQ: Members’ Questions From the Club Secretary’s Desk

No. Money apps ask for a phone number, an OTP, KYC papers and a first deposit. The club asks for a username, a password and an 18+ tick, and nothing else. There is no wallet to fill and nothing to cash out, because the club room uses demo coins only.

Because the site is run like a club handbook. Members agree to a few house rules, each guide is a chapter, and member levels from Guest to Legend show how many rounds you have played. Membership costs nothing and never will; the word describes the spirit, not a fee.

No. The account is made in your browser the moment you press the button, so nobody needs to check or approve it. You start at Guest level with 6,000 demo coins, and all four rooms are open straight away.

No. The join form never asks for an email address or a phone number, so the club has no way to write to you. The club room sends no notifications either. Any message that claims to come from your “6E Club membership” did not come from here.

You can, but think first. The account stays inside that one browser, so anyone who uses the computer later could find it. Sign out when you finish, or use Delete account. A private window keeps nothing, so the account disappears when the window closes.

Yes. Your session is kept in the same browser storage as the account, so the club room remembers you until you press Sign out. On a shared phone, sign out after each visit.

Those buttons need a server that talks to Google or Facebook, and the club has none. Your account is created and checked inside your browser only. Your social profile stays out of it.

Sign in to each and look at the level and the “My picks” history. Keep the one you want, then sign in to the other and use Delete account so the two do not get mixed up. Accounts cannot be merged.

No. The club cannot see, open or change any account, because nothing is stored online. Only a person holding your phone and your password can sign in. Anyone who offers to “log in and fix” your account is trying to get your password.

No. Nothing in the club removes coins over time. Your balance, level and history stay in the browser until you clear its site data, use Delete account, or remove the browser itself. When you come back, sign in and carry on.

Only the balance changes: it goes back to 6,000 after a short confirm step. Your member level, your rounds played and your “My picks” history all stay as they were. A refill never lowers a level and never counts as a round.

No. Each digit is drawn in your browser with the same 1 in 10 chance for every member, whether you are a Guest or a Legend. Levels are badges only: they change nothing about results, returns or room access.

The pick is not placed, and a short message asks you to choose a smaller chip or quantity, or to tap Refill coins. Nothing is borrowed and nothing goes below zero. The smallest chip is 2 coins, so most balances can still place something.

Yes. You can, for example, put coins on a colour and on Big in the same period. Each pick settles on its own when the digit appears. For your member level the round still counts once, however many picks you had in it.

Yes. Each room keeps a results list of its last 100 rounds, so you can scroll back and find the period you missed. The list is a record of the past only: it shows what came up, never what will come up next.

It is not lost. The round still ends at its set time on India time. When you next open the club room in the same browser, the result for that period is drawn and your pick settles, and it then shows in “My picks”.

Because every round is a fresh 1 in 10 draw, repeats happen more often than people expect. Across many rounds, three in a row is bound to turn up now and then. It does not mean the digit is “hot” or that another digit is due.

Yes. Any up-to-date browser works, on a phone, tablet, laptop or desktop. Remember that each browser keeps its own accounts, so a membership made on your tablet will not appear on your phone.

It is wise. The club room uses standard browser features, including its built-in random generator, and updates also carry security fixes. On Android, update Chrome or your browser from the Play Store app; on iPhone, Safari updates with iOS.

It opens the same club room in its own window without the address bar. Rounds, coins and rules are identical. On some phones the icon keeps its own storage, so check that you are signed in to the account you expect the first time you use it.

Usually, yes. The pages are light, and once a room is open the countdown and the draw run inside your browser. If the connection drops, the clock still follows India time, so you may simply see the next round when the page catches up.

No. Each digit is drawn in your own browser at the end of its round, so there is nothing on a server to hack and nothing anyone can see early. Such videos usually end with a paid group or an APK link.

No. Membership never needs activation. A QR code sent with a payment app is usually a collect request: scanning it and entering your UPI PIN sends money out of your account. The club never uses QR codes, payments or PINs.

A username alone cannot open your account, but there is little reason to share it. Scammers collect names to sound familiar later (“we saw your account…”). Never share your password, and never believe a message just because it knows your username.

Look at the full address before you tap. The real one is exactly 6eclub.club, with no extra letters, dashes or other endings. Look-alike addresses swap one character or add a word. When unsure, type the address yourself instead of tapping a forwarded link.

No. There is no referral scheme, no invite bonus and no commission, because there is no money in the club at all. “Invite friends and get paid” offers belong to money apps and chain schemes.