Unlock the Secrets: How to Easily Find Trading Partners in Pokemon TCG Pocket!

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In the world of Pokémon, trading is a significant aspect, whether in the trading card game or the video games that inspired it. Consequently, when the Pokémon TCG Pocket version was introduced without the option for trading, many fans were disheartened, especially given the challenges free-to-play players often face when trying to amass every card.

Luckily, a mechanic was incorporated into Pokemon TCG Pocket by January 2025, allowing players to obtain any diamond or one-star rarity cards they hadn’t previously drawn. This guide disregards restrictions and excessive entry fees, instead focusing on assisting players in finding someone to trade with within the game.

How to Find Somebody to Trade with in Pokemon TCG Pocket

Individuals seeking trading partners for the Pokemon TCG Pocket can utilize the comment section at the bottom of this page. To make things clear and straightforward, please structure your post in a manner similar to the example given below, ensuring you include your Friend ID, the cards you have for trade, and the cards you require. It’s essential to note that the cards you offer for trade should be of the same rarity as the ones you need; for instance, if you’re after an ex card, you must provide an ex card in return as part of the trade. Offering several different cards can enhance the likelihood of potential trading partners needing one of them.

My Friend ID

1715698900400244

Cards I Have

1. Marshadow hails from Mythical Island A1a, numbered 047.
2. Snorlax is the Genetic Apex from A1, with ID 211.
3. Volcarona is a resident of Mythical Island A1a, specifically 014.
4. Gyarados is identified as the Genetic Apex from A1, at number 078.
5. Machamp belongs to the Genetic Apex category, A1, and its ID is 145.
6. Serperior is a denizen of Mythical Island A1a, located at 068.
7. Mew can be found on Mythical Island A1a, its ID being 031.
8. Tauros is a resident of Mythical Island A1a, specifically 060.
9. Omastar represents the Genetic Apex category from A1, with an ID of 082.
10. Greninja is classified as the Genetic Apex from A1, and its number is 089.
11. Golem is a member of the Genetic Apex group, A1, with an ID of 149.

Cards I Need

* Vileplume can be rephrased as “Wicked Blossom” (Genetic Apex A1 013)
* Victreebel can be rephrased as “Blooming Venom” (Genetic Apex A1 020)
* Magneton can be rephrased as “Magnetic Triad” (Genetic Apex A1 098)
* Zapdos can be rephrased as “Thunderbolt Bird” (Genetic Apex A1 103)
* Muk can be rephrased as “Sludge Monster” (Genetic Apex A1 175)
* Pidgeot can be rephrased as “Feathered Arrow” (Genetic Apex A1 188)
* Aerodactly can be rephrased as “Air-borne Lizard” (Genetic Apex A1 210)

How to Request Trades in Pokemon TCG Pocket

Before making a post, it’s wise to scan through the previous comments first, as someone else might have already proposed a trade that caters to your preferences. If you find such an offer, feel free to respond to their comment expressing your interest in specific cards. Then, follow the instructions provided below to send them a game request for the trade.

  1. Add the person you want to trade with as a friend.
  2. Once they’ve accepted your request, return to the Social Hub and click on Trade.
  3. Press the green Trade button.
  4. Find the person you want to trade with and click on the Trade button again.
  5. Select the card that you want to trade from your card catalog and then click on the OK button.
  6. Wait for the other person to select the card that they’d like to trade.
  7. Return to the Trade menu of the Social Hub and either accept or decline the trade.

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2025-01-30 12:36