Pokémon TCG Pocket, a mobile game released a few months ago, invites you to open card boosters, create decks and take part in online battles. However, a key element of the original card game was sorely missing from this digital adaptation: the ability to trade cards.

Trade Stamina, Trade Tokens, trading restrictions… There’s a lot to wrap your head around when it comes to trading in Pokemon TCG Pocket.

It's finally here, we are getting Pokémon TCG Pocket Trading. Will it be easy to use or surprisingly annoying? Here is what you need to

The free and easy Pokémon TCG Pocket made me want to collect real cards - and the hostile community immediately made me give up that dream.

The creators of Pokémon TCG Pocket have issued a warning to all players not to tamper with game data or participate in real money trades, or risk getting their accounts banned. The crackdown comes right before card trading and a new Space-Time Smackdown set are added to the mobile hit.

Pokemon TCG Pocket players have opened a lot of cards since launch, and everyone is getting a free item to celebrate.

When Pokémon TCG Pocket’s trading functionality was first teased last year, it sounded like it could become a solid way to keep players coming back to the game. Trading seemed

The update bringing trading to Pokémon TCG Pocket went live earlier today, and if you’re not seeing it yet that means you need to go to your app store of choice and manually force the update. After it installs,

Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket has launched its anticipated new trading update, but it has generated increased disappointment rather than satisfaction. The launch of the trading feature in the Pokemon TCG angered players beyond their initial disappointment from learning the update one week ago.

Trading allows you to exchange your cards with friends in Pokémon TCG Pocket — with a few limitations. Trades will come at the cost of Trade Tokens and Trade Stamina, and will allow you to get your hands on cards you’ve been missing or cards that you want to hoard.