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

TCG Pocket is the latest free-to-play mobile game from The Pokémon Company and millions are logging in every day to play. The latest Emblem event asks players to win 45 PvP events. There are some fierce competitors online, so if you are looking for decks ...

The next evolution of the Pokémon TCG is almost here, with Pokémon TCG Pocket set to release and bring the massively popular card game to mobile devices in a co

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.

The pop culture impact of Pokémon has ensured a huge number of people have already checked out Pokémon TCG Pocket, even if it is only as curiosity. The chances are, if you’re among them, the massive amount of content and currencies can be a bit overwhelming,

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.

In this guide, players can find out which decks are currently operating the most efficiently in Pokemon TCG Pocket battles.

The Pikachu ex and Zapdos ex is one of the most popular decks in Pokemon TCG Pocket, and for good reason. This deck is highly consistent, has good damage output, and is strong against the Starmie and Articuno ex deck that is also in the top tier.