6E Club Privacy Policy
Last reviewed · Official 6E Club website
This privacy policy sets out what the 6E Club guide and its free practice game hold about you, which device holds it, and how to wipe it. It uses everyday language and matches how the site actually behaves as of 24 October 2026.
The Short Version
- The practice account is kept by the browser on the phone or computer you used, and nowhere else.
- The username, password and picks you enter never travel to any computer we run.
- The site sets no tracking or advertising cookies and runs no analytics scripts.
- The hosting service may keep standard technical logs for security.
- You can erase everything yourself, at any time, in a few taps.
What the Game Saves, and Where
Signing up writes your account into local storage: a little storage area your browser sets aside for each website you visit. You can read how browser local storage works if you are curious. Every item the game writes there has a name starting with eorg:v1:.
| Item | What it holds | Leaves your device? |
|---|---|---|
| Username | The player name you typed when you signed up | No |
| Password | A salted SHA-256 hash of it, never the password text; the hash is one-way, so nobody can work the password out from it | No |
| Coin balance | Your practice coins, which have no cash value | No |
| Pick history | Your recent picks and their results | No |
| VIP count | How many rounds you have played, for the badge | No |
| Session | Which account is signed in on this browser right now | No |
| Recent results | The last results drawn on each timer, so the lists survive a reload | No |
| Preferences | The timer and chip size you used last | No |
Because none of this is sent anywhere, this site cannot see your account, cannot reset your password and cannot move your account to another phone. It also means a private or incognito window keeps nothing once it is closed. The sign-in help guide covers what that means in practice.
The sign-up form never asks for a phone number, email address, real name, ID document or payment detail.
Hosting Logs
The site is served through Cloudflare. As with almost any web host, Cloudflare can record routine request details (for example the IP address, the browser name and the address of the page) to keep attacks and abuse out. These logs are handled by the hosting provider under its own policies. This site does not use them to build a profile of you.
Erasing Your Data
You have two ways to remove everything, and neither needs anyone’s permission:
- Inside the game: tap Delete account at the foot of the game screen. Username, coins, VIP count and picks all disappear from this browser at once, and there is no way to bring them back.
- In your browser: open the browser settings, find the site settings for this website, and clear its stored data. Clearing all browsing data does the same.
Since there is no server copy, there is nothing left to request deletion of afterwards.
Adults Only
Only people aged 18 or above may use the practice game; sign-up includes a tick box for that. The site is not meant for children and does not knowingly collect anything about them. On a shared family phone, sign out after playing or remove the account.
Changes to This Policy
Should our handling of information ever change, this page changes first and the date below moves with it. Ground rules for visitors sit in the site terms of use; the contact and corrections page lists where privacy questions go.
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