Does phone compatibility prove Indian Rummy works well on a tablet?

No. Tablet aspect ratio, orientation, split-screen behavior and touch density can expose separate layout problems.

What should be visible in a tablet rummy test?

The 13-card hand, draw and discard controls, sorting or declare controls, readable text and safe touch targets should remain visible in the tested orientation.

Tablet display checks

Indian Rummy APK on an Android tablet: screen-layout checks

A tablet can install an APK and still expose unreadable cards, clipped controls or a broken orientation state. Validate the layout separately from installation.

Android tablet compatibility desk with a wide device, physical rummy cards and warm felt — Tablet review should check the full hand, controls and touch targets at the real screen ratio.

Direct answer: Check Android version and APK evidence first, then test portrait and landscape on the actual tablet. Look for a complete 13-card hand, visible draw/discard controls, readable text, safe insets and touch targets that do not sit under the system navigation area.

Tablet layout test

Record tablet model, Android release, display size and orientation lock before opening the app.
Complete the source and package checks in the tablet compatibility guide.
Open a non-cash practice table and inspect all 13 cards without zooming or horizontal clipping.
Rotate once if the app allows it. Check that draw, discard, sort and declare controls remain reachable.
Test larger text or display scaling only after recording the default result; scaling can expose layout defects.

What a phone result cannot prove

Phone compatibility does not prove tablet layout quality. Different aspect ratios, split-screen rules, touch density and safe areas can change the UI. If a control is clipped, capture the model, orientation and screen scale for support.