6E Club FAQ: Short Answers for New Players

A phone or computer with an up-to-date browser, an internet connection, and you must be 18 or older. That is all. There is no app to install, no email or phone number to verify, and nothing to pay.

Recent versions of Chrome, Samsung Internet, Safari, Firefox and Edge all work. Keep your browser updated, and use one main browser for the game, because your account is saved inside the browser you sign up in.

No. You can read how rooms, picks and results work without ever opening the game. Many people read first and play later. Playing a few slow rounds does help the rules make sense, but it is always optional.

Yes. The game opens in any modern desktop browser in the same way. Just remember that an account made on your computer stays on that computer. It will not appear on your phone.

Colour rounds are fast and can turn into a habit, so the game is meant for adults only. The tick box is your promise that you are an adult. If children use the same phone, sign out after every session.

A username needs 3 to 20 characters and may use only lowercase letters, numbers and the underscore. Spaces, capital letters, dots, dashes and emoji are not allowed. Try something like ravi_2026 or tea_lover7.

It is never saved as plain text. The browser keeps only a salted SHA-256 hash, a scrambled fingerprint that cannot be turned back into the password. That is also why nobody can look it up or reset it for you.

Yes. You can make several accounts in the same browser, and each one has its own coins, history and Club Stars. This is handy when adults share a phone. Sign out before you switch from one account to another.

Clearing history alone usually does not. Clearing cookies and site data, or using a cleaning app that wipes browser storage, does remove the account. If you want to keep it, untick site data when you clean up.

The account goes with the browser data. Uninstalling the browser, resetting it or resetting the phone removes everything saved by the game. Since nothing is kept online, it cannot be brought back afterwards.

It sets your balance back to 5,000 practice coins at any time, however many you have left. You can press it as often as you like. It does not lower your Club Stars progress.

You choose a chip of 10, 50, 100 or 500 coins and a quantity from 1 to 100. The pick size is the chip times the quantity. You cannot place more coins than your current balance holds.

By rounds played. Star 1 comes at 10 rounds, Star 2 at 50, Star 3 at 150, Star 4 at 400 and Star 5 at 1,000. Several picks in the same round still count as one round played.

They are a simple record of how much you have played, nothing more. Many people find that useful: if your stars climb faster than you expected, it is a good moment to look at your time limits.

No. Every new account starts fresh with 5,000 practice coins and no stars. Nothing moves between accounts, and nothing moves between browsers or phones.

Each room has its own round length: 30 sec, 1 min, 3 min or 5 min. All four run at the same time on India time (IST), so when one room is near its end, another may have just begun.

Digit 5 is both green and violet, so it counts as a half-colour result. A Green pick returns 2x on 1, 3, 7 or 9 and 1.5x on 5. Red works the same way: 2x on 2, 4, 6 or 8 and 1.5x on 0.

It counts how often each digit came up in the last 100 results of that room. It only describes the past. It does not make any digit more or less likely next time, because every draw is a fresh 1 in 10.

Open My picks. It keeps your last 200 picks, so you can see what you chose in each round and how it turned out. It is a good place to check how a session really went.

Not necessarily. The digit is drawn inside each browser, so two phones can show different results for the same period number. This is also why nobody can send you the result of a round ahead of time.

Usually, yes. Nothing is installed, so it uses very little storage. Keep the browser updated, close tabs you are not using, and restart the phone now and then if pages start to feel slow.

The pages are light and rounds are drawn on your own device, so data use stays low. Most of what you spend comes from leaving tabs open in the background, so close the game when you finish.

Nothing transfers, so make a new free account on the new phone. Before you sell or give away the old phone, use Delete account or reset the phone, so the next owner cannot open your history.

Links inside chat and social apps often open in a small built-in browser that may not keep site data. Use the menu to open the page in your main browser instead, and sign up or sign in there.

No. The icon is a shortcut to the web page, so it always opens the latest version of the game. There is nothing to download or update, and you can remove the icon at any time like any other shortcut.

No. Each digit is drawn at random inside your own browser at the moment of the result, so nobody has it beforehand. People who say they do are trying to sell you something or get your money.

Hang up. This site has no phone line and never calls anyone. Do not share your screen, an OTP or any code, and do not install any app they suggest. You can block the number and report it on 1930.

Your password stays in your browser as a scrambled hash and is never sent anywhere. Even so, use a password you do not use for your email, bank or UPI apps. That habit protects you on every site.

Call Tele MANAS on 14416. It is free, confidential and open to anyone in India. The iCall service also offers trained counsellors. You do not need to be in crisis to reach out.

Keep screenshots of the chats, the phone numbers, the web addresses and the UPI or bank transaction IDs. Do not delete the messages. Then call 1930 and file a report on the cyber crime portal the same day.