When I saw Pokemon TCG Pocket for the first time this summer ... Every card game deals with the coin flip problem to some extent, and they all have different ways of trying to balance the ...

Pokemon TCG Pocket players finally have a meta Gengar deck to build, but it may not be exactly what they expect.

You flip a coin, and if you get heads ... Tinkaton ex is a solid choice in Pokemon TCG Pocket. Aashish is an esports and gaming writer at Sportskeeda, covering Pokemon, FC 24, and MMO.

In most card games, winning the coin flip and going first is considered an advantage. However, in Pokemon TCG Pocket, many players argue that going first is a significant handicap. With the ...

Pokémon TCG Pocket is very friendly to beginner and ... a steady option with high HP and reasonable damage or another coin flip that is easy to set up and could potentially help you stall for ...

The Pokémon TCG Pocket meta must’ve recently turned 30 ... For every energy attached to Celebi ex, you flip coin — and for every heads you get, you deal 50 damage. Stack enough energy ...

Depending on your luck, your opponent’s or your Pokémon might be asleep the entire game — making Asleep decks one of the most fun or aggravating decks to play in Pokémon TCG Pocket.

This free-to-play Fighting-type deck uses Pokemon ... TCG Pocket is Diglett and Dugtrio. Dugtrio requires just one Energy to deal 40 damage, and if you happen to get heads in the following coin ...

Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket players are already having enough ... Misty is one such card, as players can flip a coin until hitting tales, and add one energy to a single Pokémon for every ...

While you unlock the ability to switch coins at level three in Pokemon TCG Pocket, you may not actually have to use at this point. There are a couple of ways to unlock coins in this game ...

which is determined by yet another coin toss. Heads will deal 20 damage to the Confused Pokemon while Tails will deal 30. Pokemon TCG Pocket Space-Time Smackdown cynthia and cyrus. Along with new ...

but the UI and tooltips in TCG Pocket clearly lay out when it’s a good time for me to toss out a Professor Oak card, or if I’m about to end a turn without applying an Energy to a Pokemon.