There are over 200 cards available to collect, battle, and build a deck with in Pokémon TCG Pocket. These cards range from gen 1 to gen 8, with a small handful of Pokémon from each generation of Pokémon,

Pokémon TCG Pocket includes hundreds of cards, and the best ones require a lot of work, and your time, to collect. Fortunately, there are some cards that you can grab with little to no effort, and those include a shiny Pikachu promo card and a cool Mew card.

Pokemon TCG Pocket has numerous free-to-earn currencies that can be redeemed for free packs and cards, here’s everything you need to know.

Pokémon TCG Pocket is very friendly to beginner and free-to-play players in that it has plenty of decks you can easily build and battle with online—to both grin

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Our guide to the best Pokémon TCG Pocket decks has lists and explanations for all the best competitive options in the current metagame.

Lightning and electricity is generally focused on speed and striking early, often with low health pools, making a lot of these decks into "Glass Cannon" options. One of the two S-tier options of the Pokemon TCG Pocket best decks is a lightning deck, with cards reflected in the list below.

If you're looking to beat a Starmie ex deck in Pokemon TCG Pocket, we list the best cards to handle the Water-type Pokemon.

Pokémon TCG Pocket's online mode is a viper's den, so we've rounded up the best cards in the game to help you fight off all the ex Pikachus.

Pokemon TCG Pocket trading – an essential feature for a game with “trading card” in its name – is finally happening soon, though it comes with a catch