Pokemon TCG Pocket is a fun way to engage with the Pokemon TCG, even if it feels designed to frustrate me. The Pokemon Trading Card Game has long stood as one of the pillars of the world’s most popular entertainment franchise.

We scoured the Pokémon TCG Pocket meta to find the best decks in the game. There's plenty of variety here, so you don't have to stick with the same deck for every Versus battle. Sit back, load up Pokémon TCG Pocket on a big screen perfect for gaming, and get ready to win some battles.

There are a whole bunch of quality-of-like changes that Pokémon TCG Pocket could stand to introduce, not least giving its UI a significant overhaul to make certain features much clearer. One of those buried features that’s genuinely useful,

Pokémon TCG Pocket has been quite the roller coaster ride. It’s absolutely got its hooks in a lot of us at Kotaku, and we’re playing it every day. But at the same time, it’s unquestionably a predatory gacha game using a children’s IP.

Fire-type decks are extremely popular in Pokmon TCG Pocket. These are the then best Fire-type Pokmon in the game to be put into a Fire-type deck.

The two stars of this deck are Arbok and Pidgeot, with the remainder of the deck being to support their playstyle. Sabrina can be used if you don't get Pidgeot fast enough, while

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

Here's the best Gengar ex deck to use in Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket, with plenty of options on how to block your opponent's every move.

One of the better decks in the game is an Articuno ex deck, though using this deck and employing the strategy required to win is heavily based on luck and coin flips. Misty makes