Pokemon TCG Pocket is a free-to-play mobile version of the popular card-collecting phenomenon, allowing players to open two packs daily for free. Of course, you can head into the shop and spend real-world money to open as many cards as you want,

The Pokemon Company shares an idea for a Pidgeot EX deck, complete with a comprehensive strategy guide for how to best utilize it.

The Space-Time Smackdown expansion will focus on the Sinnoh region and will feature Dialga and Palkia as the figurehead Pokémon for the two new packs. The expansion also introduces Tool-type cards that will provide your Pokémon with even more support in battle.

This means that players actually won't be able to trade cards from the Space-Time Smackdown expansion when it launches, and will instead have to wait for that option. It also means that all the Pokemon TCG Pocket rarest cards can't be traded, so if you wanted somebody's gold Mewtwo ex, you won't get it.

When you’ve filter through your collection in Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, you may notice an option to filter for Pokémon Tool cards. There’s nothing ever there, because Pokémon TCG Pocket doesn’t currently have any Pokémon Tool cards. But that appears to be changing with the Space-Time Expansion announced Thursday.

As the next booster pack for Pokemon TCG Pocket draws near, fans are speculating with leaks what the focus will be.

Pokemon TCG Pocket launched with the Genetic Apex set, which was split across three kinds of packs: Charizard, Mewtwo, and Pikachu. This meant players had to spread their pulls across multiple packs, taking longer to get everything they needed.

The name and release date of Pokemon TCG Pocket's new set of cards has been revealed. Trading also has a release date but there are now even more restrictions.

New Pokemon TCG expansion A2 Space-Time Smackdown focuses on Generation 4's Diamond and Pearl. Only a handful of cards from among more than 240 were revealed, leading players to predict the meta. Honchkrow,