How to Delete or Pause a 6 Club Game Account

Close for Good or Take a Break?

It helps to decide which one you want before you contact anyone, because the request is different:

Which options exist, and how they work, is decided by the platform and can change, so ask support directly what they offer. If you are stepping away because play feels out of control, choose the strongest option available — the extra friction is the point.

Step 1: Withdraw Your Balance First

Before requesting closure, move any money out. Open the withdrawal screen, check the minimum amount and any turnover condition on bonus credit, and withdraw what you can to your own bank account or UPI ID. Keep the request time and, once it arrives, the UTR from your bank or UPI app. Our withdrawal guide covers delays and verification.

Bonus money that has not met its turnover condition usually cannot be withdrawn. It is tempting to keep playing "just to unlock it"; if you are closing the account to cut back, leave it. A small locked bonus is not worth another session.

If a balance is below the withdrawal minimum, ask support in your closure request what happens to it. Get the answer in writing in the support chat before the account is closed.

Step 2: Request Closure Through In-App Support

Some apps include a delete-account option in the profile or settings menu; check there first. If there is none, sign in and open the customer service or live chat option, and send a short, clear message, for example:

"Please permanently close my account [your user ID]. I have withdrawn my balance. I do not want the account reopened and I do not want to receive promotional messages."

For a break, replace the first sentence with a request for a time-out or self-exclusion for a specific period. Ask for confirmation once it is done and take a screenshot of the reply. Do not use phone numbers from search results for this — our customer care page explains why fake helplines are a risk and what a good ticket includes.

Never share an OTP, password or UPI PIN while doing this. Genuine support does not need them to close an account.

Step 3: Clean Up Your Phone and Payments

• Uninstall the app and delete any downloaded APK files from your Downloads folder.
• Remove saved logins from your browser's password manager and delete bookmarks to the site.
• Check your UPI apps for saved payees or autopay mandates linked to gaming and remove them.
• Leave gaming groups and channels — prediction groups, code channels and referral chats. They are designed to pull you back.
• Turn off "install unknown apps" for your browser so a quick reinstall takes deliberate effort.

Step 4: Make the Break Hold

The first weeks are when most people drift back, usually after a promotional message or a friend's screenshot of a win. A few habits help. Tell one person you trust that you have stopped. Note what triggered your sessions — boredom, late nights, payday — and plan something else for those moments. Some banks and UPI apps let you restrict gambling transactions; check your bank's app settings. Phone tools such as app timers and content blockers add one more barrier.

If stopping is harder than you expected, that is not a personal failure; it is information. Our responsible gaming guide lists warning signs and free, confidential support services.