Players are stockpiling their Pack Hourglasses in anticipation of the game's next big update, which is supposed to be here any day now

An observant Pokemon TCG Pocket player notices something about Pack Points that is crucial for all players to remember in the future.

Pack points in Pokémon TCG Pocket can be spent to acquire new cards, but you may not have realised they will expire if unused. At least, I hadn't clocked that myself. Pack points are earned by opening booster packs in the mobile game and can then be spent on specific cards.

Pokémon TCG Pocket's Step-Up Battles teach you how to battle and come with generous rewards. You can earn a whopping 366 Pack Hourglasses from completing the introductory missions, corresponding to 30 packs. Completing all these missions and opening the respective packs gets you well on your way to building the best decks in the game.

In Pokemon TCG Pocket, Pack Points are a card-crafting currency. You earn them passively by engaging with the game’s main card-acquisition features. These points can then be spent in an exclusive shop to purchase any non-promotional card you want—even ultra-rare ones like the Crown Rarity Pokemon.

Players who run Misty decks in Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket evidently love a bit of risk. The supporter allows you to flip coins until you hit tails, attaching a Water energy

Fans are aware that the Pokmon TCG Pocket has launched on app stores, but is the title intended to move focus away from Niantic's past hit?

Wish for some upgrades. Find out how to wishlist cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket in this guide containing plenty of useful information.

I m not proud of the confession Im about to make, but here goes: Im still playing Pokemon TCG Pocket. Despite being entirely aware that its built to take my money and not provide