Pokémon TCG Pocket Leak Suggests The Next Event Could Be "Impossible" To Beat
A new leak claims that an upcoming competitive event will be the hardest yet for players. has released a steady stream of events since its release, featuring a mix of events focused on battling and others focused on collecting new cards like Lapras ex. Because competitive events often have a level of disparity to them, as some players have pulled top cards and others have not, these events usually reward prizes like emblems instead of exclusive promo card rewards or accessories.
Recently, a eak posted on Reddit by the user Fearior suggests that a new competitive event is coming soon, featuring a unique challenge for players. Players can earn new emblems based on having a winning streak in competitive matches. The top reward is a gold emblem, which can be earned by winning five matches in a row. No other rewards were revealed for this leaked event, nor was a timeframe given as to when it would start.
Going on a winning streak might not seem like an impossible task, but the small prize pool and the emergence of multiple meta-relevant decks make this feat very difficult. Even a top deck like the tournament-winning Pikachu ex deck can be stopped by either bad card draws or a Fighting-type deck like Marowak ex. Outside of the Mewtwo ex deck (which can still be defeated by fast decks like Pikachu ex or Starmie ex), every highly competitive deck can be defeated under the right circumstances. This means that earning five wins in a row is a highly difficult task.
Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket provided new details on when trading and new cards will be coming to the popular card app, along with other features.
Players should look at two main strategies if they want to earn this new event's top prize. They can either choose to build a dominant deck like Pikachu ex and hope that they don't run into any bad luck or poor draws. The other option is to build a deck that can defeat those meta-dominant decks and hope that they get a series of favorable matchups. For instance, a
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