Pokémon TCG Alerts Players Against Cheating Before Trade Launch

Pokémon TCG Pocket is poised to launch its in-game trading feature, but with this new addition comes a stern warning against cheating. The developers are cracking down on behaviors that violate the game's Terms of Service, including data tampering and real money trading. Players have been alerted that engaging in such practices could lead to account warnings or suspensions. Among the highlighted issues is the tactic known as Wonder Pick Farming, where players try to exploit new accounts for rare card packs, and the misuse of PvP battles to quickly level up accounts. As trading goes live, concerns grow about potential misuse and market manipulation within the game's economy.

Players caught cheating in Pokémon TCG Pocket may receive warnings, account suspensions, or other punitive measures from the developers, as they actively enforce their Terms of Service.

The Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG), originally released in Japan in 1996, has evolved into a worldwide phenomenon, blending card collection with strategic gameplay. The Pokémon TCG Pocket mobile game aims to bring this experience to players at their fingertips. With exciting features like trading and PvP battles, the game constantly evolves, but it also faces challenges in maintaining a fair play environment amid growing concerns over cheating and in-game economies. The upcoming Space-Time Smackdown expansion adds further anticipation for fans.