Your friends probably just started new accounts and that's why you can't find their games. Yes it is against the rules. Your games form a permanent record and so far as I know there is no way to delete them. I'm wrong a lot though.
Delete Archived Games


Oh my bad. What was I thinking? Basic members don't have much access to stats; that's why you can't see their games. I did a paste for you, but you might want to check yourself since there is a nice explanation of performance stats I couldn't copy. Home>membership
Diamond | Platinum | Gold | |
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Unlimited | — | — |
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Unlimited | 5 lessons /day | 3 lessons /day |
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Unlimited | 25 /week | — |
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Unlimited | Unlimited | — |
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Unlimited | Unlimited | — |
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Unlimited | Unlimited | 25 /day |
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Unlimited | Unlimited | 3 /day |
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Unlimited | Unlimited | 10 /time |
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Full (all members) | Full (all members) | Self Only |
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But I m confused That, I am also a basic Member with No Memberships and My Friends too, But they can check my games But I can't :(

Well the chart shows how it is supposed to work; why your standard friends have access to premium features, I have no idea. I guess you could be a meanie and rat them out, but if it's some random bug, chess.com might not be able to find it either.

What is probably happening is that your friends don't have recent games and you do. Archives are available for the past 30 days for basic members.
https://support.chess.com/customer/portal/articles/1444929-why-can-t-i-see-all-of-my-games-history-
I could be wrong too but I think basic members can see up to the past 30 days of any archive, including their own.
Hi There , I just want to know How can I delete or Hide The Games Which are Completed.... Whenever I try a new opening, My Friends prepare for it. By checking my recently Completed Games and when I do Something like That , It shows me ,No Games Completed , means That their is an option Or Something like that, Thanks For Your Support , Waiting for a quick response :)