The new mobile card game Pokémon TCG Pocket has been with us for just over a week, which has given 20 million people time to discover its highs, lows, and utterly bewildering mess of in-game currencies. It’s also, unfortunately, long enough for most ...

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Here’s a list of our favorite Pokémon TCG Pocket cards, which might help you pick a new theme of deck if you’re out of inspiration.

Though it's hard to say that the Dragonite build is one of the Pokemon TCG Pocket best decks, it's definitely getting close to it, especially as players tinker and refine their play, often mixing in other cards in the process. If you want to know some variations on making a strong Dragonite deck, we've got options for you below.

Sabrina is a Supporter Trainer card whose standard version is two diamond rarity. When played, Sabrina allows you to force your opponent to switch out their Active Pokémon for another Pokémon on their bench of their choosing. It’s a pretty simple action, but this flexible card has become a staple I tinker around with various decks.

We’ve already very carefully been over the grimly insidious nature of Pokémon TCG Pocket’s unpleasant free-to-play model, but an aspect of this peculiar and enormously successful mobile spin-off from the long-established card game is just how many in-game currencies it has you juggle.

These Pokemon attakcs require a significant amount of energy to pull off, but they differ in value quite a bit.

Pokemon TCG Pocket has free cards available, appealing to fans with 30M downloads in nine days. Battle mode with supporter cards enhances gameplay, targeting specific Pokemon and types. Each supporter card offers unique benefits,

Pokémon TCG Pocket is packed with over 200 cards to collect and use in battle. Not every card is a powerful heavy hitter, but most of them have some kind of utility, with almost every card in the game able to positively contribute to some of the best decks in TCG Pocket.

Considering Exeggutor Ex is a stage 1 Pokemon, it may be the tankiest card in Pokemon Pocket pound for pound. By turn two, you can have a Pokemon on the field that can take attack

At its simplest, the Pokémon TCG works by players attaching energy to their Pokémon to do attacks, with more energy resulting in bigger damage dealt. Pokémon are eventually kno