Android x86 works by default?

Hi all,
with the recent adding of x86 support for Android, I decided to buy an Android x86 tablet for testing (Dell Venue 7, specifically). I was surprised to find that my app can be downloaded from Google Play already and works without notable errors. The app is packaged with a captive runtime and I never made any changes to support x86 architectures. Is it not necessary to create an apk specifically for x86 devices? That is at least what I read in the Adobe guidelines.
Thanks

Go to Google Play console, enable extended mode for uploading apk and upload both apks. Make sure the x86 version has a higher version number than ARM so that devices that support both processors take advantage of the faster x86 versions as described in this article: http://blogs.adobe.com/airodynamics/2014/06/26/versioning-of-multiple-apks-for-android/
You don't have to make any other settings, Google Play is able to identify the required architecture based on the apk and automatically deliver the correct one to the user.

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