6E Club FAQ for India: Accounts, Coins, Phones, Law and Scams

Just three: a username between 3 and 20 characters long, a password with 6 or more characters, and an 18+ tick. Usernames may mix lowercase letters, numbers and the underscore. Nothing else is asked: no phone number, email, OTP, Aadhaar, PAN, KYC or payment.

Usernames must be 3–20 characters, using only lowercase letters, digits or the underscore. Capital letters, spaces, dots and symbols such as @ are refused. Something like ravi_kumar21 works where Ravi.Kumar or ravi kumar will not.

No. The game keeps nothing online, so there is no reset link and no SMS code to send. The browser holds a salted SHA-256 hash of the password, never the password itself, and nobody can reverse that hash. Make a new account instead; it starts with 5,000 practice coins.

No. Accounts live in one browser on one device and never sync. On the new phone, register again. Your old balance, Feather level and history stay on the old phone until its site data is cleared.

No. Closing a private tab wipes everything it stored, including any account you made in it. Sign up in an ordinary tab of the browser you use daily.

Sign in and tap “Delete account”. It removes the account, coins, Feather level and history from that browser. Wiping the site’s stored data from the browser’s settings does the same job.

You begin with 5,000 practice coins. Run short and the “Reset coins” button fills the balance back up to 5,000 at once. There is nothing to buy, so more coins never cost anything.

They follow the clock on your phone. On a phone set to India, that means the periods line up with Indian Standard Time. If the timer seems out of step, switch the phone’s clock to automatic in Settings.

Big or Small hands back 100 coins per 100 on average over many rounds, which only breaks even. Green or Red averages 95, and Violet or an exact number averages 90. On average, nothing returns more than went in.

No. The chart is a tally of past results and nothing more. Each period draws afresh, with one chance in ten for every digit, so a digit missing for an hour is no likelier to show up next.

Rang means colour. Lal is red, hara is green and baingani is violet. Bada means Big (5 to 9) and chhota means Small (0 to 4). When people say “period number”, they mean the ID of a round.

Only the badge. Feather 1 comes at 10 rounds played, Feather 2 at 40, Feather 3 at 120, Feather 4 at 300 and Feather 5 at 750. Levels bring no perks, no higher returns and nothing to buy.

No. The game opens in the phone’s browser, so nothing needs installing and no app store listing. Any APK sent to you on WhatsApp or Telegram with this name on it did not come from here. Delete it without opening it.

Cleaner and “clear storage” apps often delete site data, and that is exactly where your account lives. Once it is gone it cannot be brought back, because no copy sits on a server. Register again, and leave the browser out of future clean-ups if your cleaner lets you.

No. The account is linked to the browser, not to a phone number. Moving from Jio to Airtel, using the second SIM on a dual-SIM phone, or switching to home Wi-Fi leaves it untouched.

It works, but anyone who opens the same browser can reach the sign-in screen. Keep your password private, and log out before passing the phone to someone else. The game is for adults 18+, so younger family members should not use it.

Yes. On Android, Chrome’s menu (the three dots) offers “Add to Home screen”. On an iPhone, Safari’s Share button leads to “Add to Home Screen”. Either way, a new icon launches the game inside the browser. It is a shortcut, not an installed app.

Across India, online money games are prohibited by the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025. It also sets punishments for offering them, for advertising them and for helping move money for them. The same Act recognises e-sports.

Parliament passed the Act on 20 and 21 August 2025, and it received Presidential assent on 22 August 2025 as Act No. 32 of 2025. Its rules were notified in April 2026, and the ban applies from 1 May 2026.

No. Money plays no part: you cannot deposit or withdraw, nothing is won as a prize, and the coins are worth nothing in cash. A game with no money going in or coming out is not an online money game.

They were mostly left to the states, so what applied in one state could differ in the next. The 2025 Act now covers online money games across the whole country.

Yes. Challenges have been filed in some High Courts. Nobody can say yet how they will end, so treat any app or agent claiming the ban “does not apply any more” as a red flag.

No. Your own browser picks the digit using a cryptographic random generator, giving all ten digits equal odds. No one can fix the result or glimpse it first, so a paid prediction is a guess with a price tag.

No. This site never calls anyone, never sends OTPs and has no phone line. Hang up, keep the code to yourself, and flag the caller’s number using Chakshu on the Sanchar Saathi portal.

Act fast. Dial 1930, the national cyber fraud helpline, file a report on cybercrime.gov.in, and phone your bank using the number on the back of your card. Keep screenshots, UPI reference numbers and the chat. Practice coins here can never be withdrawn, so that agent had no link to this site.

No codes exist here. Coins are already free, and the reset button refills them to 5,000. A “gift code” sold or forwarded in a group is bait for a link, a payment or your personal details.

No. 6E Club is its own name. Apps, groups and websites with look-alike names are run by others, and this site cannot speak for what they do with your money or data.

Talk to someone you trust first. For free support, call Tele MANAS on 14416 or reach the iCall psychosocial helpline. The WHO also explains when gaming turns into a health problem.