Hall reading
Hero11 Rummy
What the Games tab showed for Rummy on 23 October 2026, set next to the two cash tables returned by the hall on 21 October.
The row on the phone
Rummy is not a top-level tab. The top bar is Explore, Fantasy, Games, and Casino. Rummy sits inside Games, under a block titled Free To Play (5). The Rummy heading itself reads Rummy (3).
The three tiles are labeled Rummy Points, Rummy Deals, and Rummy Tournament. Points shows a seated figure with cards. Deals shows a figure holding cards. Tournament shows a trophy. Those are the pictures on the tiles. This page does not add a ruleset the tiles do not print.
Above that row, the same screen has five other tiles: Ludo, Ludo Win, Ludo 2Dice, Snakes and Ladders, and Fruit Dart. They are the free-to-play block, not the Rummy row. They stay in the picture because cropping them out would hide where Rummy sat. They are not the subject of this host.
Green counts appear under the tiles on the phone. This page does not reprint those counts. A count on a marketing screen is not a census.
The two cash tables
On 21 October the hall's rummy recommend payload returned two cash rows. The title and the banner fields on that payload were empty. The recommend list was a JSON string, not a third designed page.
Points used game id 203, six seats, and a deal count of 0 in that row. 2 Deals used game id 205, two seats, and two deals. Both rows were marked cash. The online-user field on both was 0. Match name and total reward were empty.
Seat counts and deal counts are the fields this host repeats. Ante and entry figures from the same payload are left out. Empty reward fields stay empty. This page will not fill them.
The Tournament tile on the 23 October phone has no matching row in that 21 October payload. Two days, two artifacts: a poster on the phone, and two cash tables in the earlier payload. The poster is not converted into a prize.
What this host leaves alone
The 1,122 catalog titles are a different reading. Rummy as a phone row is three tiles. Treating the whole casino lobby as rummy would erase the Games tab, which is where the row actually sat.
JILI Ludo Quick was filed under Table Games in the catalog, not under this Rummy row. It is named here only so it is not folded into Rummy Points.
Figures on this host come from the public hall captured on 21 October 2026 and the phone screens saved on 23 October 2026. The hall HTML file carried a build stamp of 2026/10/19 06:15:31, with no timezone printed on that stamp.
This host does not host an install file. Download App leaves the preview.
Guides
Questions
How many Rummy tiles were on the phone?
Three: Points, Deals, and Tournament.
How many cash tables were in the 21 October payload?
Two. Points had six seats. 2 Deals had two seats and two deals.
Is the Tournament tile a prize?
No. Reward fields on the payload were empty, and the tile is a poster.
Is Rummy its own tab?
No. It is a row inside Games.
Does this page take a seat?
No. It is a reading. The button leaves the preview.
More from the same capture
The Games photograph is the layout evidence. Free To Play is a block of five. Rummy is the next heading, counted (3) on the screen itself. Points, Deals, and Tournament are the three labels. The order is left to right.
The payload from two days earlier is the table evidence. It knew Points and 2 Deals. It did not know a tournament row. Holding both artifacts is the point of the page: the poster is newer or simply unconnected, and this host will not guess which.
Seat numbers are safe to repeat because they describe the shape of a table, not a stake. Six seats at Points and two seats at 2 Deals are different games even before any ante is considered. Ante and entry figures stayed in the payload and stayed off this host.
Online users were 0 on both payload rows. The later phone shot has green captions under the tiles. Those captions are a different instrument. This page does not average them and does not quote them.
Ludo and Snakes sit on the same photograph so the reader can see the scroll position. They are KOOLBET tiles with their own RTP fields. They are not dealt as rummy.
How the two dates fit
21 October supplied the payload: two cash tables, empty banner, empty title, empty reward. 23 October supplied the photograph: three tiles under a heading the screen itself numbered as 3. The homepage keeps both dates in the open so a single picture is not asked to prove the payload, and the payload is not asked to explain the trophy art.
The top bar never grew a Rummy tab in that photograph. Anyone searching the word still lands inside Games. That placement is the layout fact. Points and Deals remain the only tables with seat counts. Tournament remains the tile without a row.
This host does not file a seat. Download App leaves the preview. The red bar uses the channel mark and the channel red. The photograph keeps the dark phone header, trophy-H included.