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

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Each day, players of Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket log on, choose a pack of digital cards, and open it. The basic premise has led fans to collectively spend millions of real-life dollars in the game,

Pack pulls come thick and fast early on, but once they dry up, some players may find themselves wondering what to do next in Pokemon TCG Pocket.

All the currently available Promo Cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket are listed below, as well as how you get them. These promo cards are also each numbered in-game for ease of categorisation, and are labelled as part of the "Promo-A" set (with later sets presumably listed as "Promo-B" and so on).

If you're planning to tackle battles in Pokémon TCG Pocket, you'll need to know about the best decks that are considered some of the strongest in the game.

TCG Pocket is half about collecting cards and half about battling, and we’re here to help out with this second part. Sometimes you just don’t pull the cards you need to make a great meta-defining deck,

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.

When facing off against Mewtwo ex deck, these cards are great for interrupting the momentum or getting ri of cards like Mewtwo and Gardevoir.