A TeenPatti Royale Friends Table uses a separate currency, and activity there does not contribute to tournaments or stats. Therefore, a Friends Table result that is absent from a tournament ranking or statistics record is documented exclusion, not automatically a missing result.
What the separate currency means
The separate currency marks Friends Table activity as distinct from the activity covered by tournament and statistics records. This distinction is about the product’s accounting categories, not a conversion between balances. A Friends Table entry should not be added to an ordinary-table balance, and an ordinary-table result should not be assumed to use the Friends Table currency.
For example, imagine that fictional player Meera has 500 units shown for Friends Table activity and a separate record from an ordinary table. These are unlike currencies or records for this purpose. It would be inaccurate to combine the two figures or treat the Friends Table amount as tournament progress.
The documented separation is described in the official information on Friends Tables and private games.
How to reconcile one Friends Table entry
Suppose Meera checks her records and sees one Friends Table entry but no matching change in tournament statistics. That is consistent with the stated exclusion. The entry can exist in its own Friends Table context while leaving tournament and statistics records unchanged.
Now suppose she also has one result from an ordinary table during the same period. That result belongs to a different activity category. The correct reconciliation is to list the two entries separately:
- Friends Table entry: recorded separately and excluded from tournaments and stats.
- Ordinary-table entry: assess only against the records and rules that apply to ordinary-table activity.
This comparison does not establish how ordinary-table scoring is calculated. It only prevents a documented Friends Table exclusion from being mistaken for evidence about the ordinary table.
When a discrepancy remains
If an ordinary-table result appears to be missing, first separate it from every Friends Table entry and check the relevant date, activity type and displayed record. Do not ask support to count a Friends Table result in tournament statistics, because the documented exclusion already explains why it is absent.
A concise support question for an unresolved ordinary-table issue would be: “An ordinary-table result from [date] is not appearing in the applicable record. Could you confirm whether that result was recorded correctly?” Keep the question limited to the ordinary-table discrepancy.
The exclusion explains absent tournament progress from a Friends Table; it does not settle a missing Friends Table balance or access problem. Those are different support questions. The records in this example are fictional notes, not a claim that Royale offers a transaction ledger, export tool or a particular history screen.
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