Good news! You can finally trade cards with friends in Pokémon TCG Pocket. Bad news! It sucks. It feels even more limited and backwards than when it was originally teased, and fans are in full revolt over the long-anticipated feature’s completely bungled rollout.

Prior to trading, make sure your Pokémon TCG Pocket app is updated to the latest version. Go to the Pokémon TCG Pocket store page on either the App Store on iOS devices or Google Play store on Android devices and update it. To trade, head over to the “Social Hub” tab and click on the unlocked “Trade” button.

A new update to Pokémon TCG Pocket has added the ability for players to trade cards, but the mechanics of the system

Despite players anxiously awaiting trading in Pokémon TCG Pocket, the feature has been met with a lukewarm reception at best.

Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket has received its long awaited trading update today and, despite players slamming the mechanic upon developer Creatures Inc. revealing how it would work last week, it's somehow launched to an even worse reception.

Pokemon TCG Pocket is getting another expansion, and this one's the big one since it includes trading as well as Gen 4 critters — here's when you can start playing

Pokémon TCG Pocket has somewhat simplified the process with Space-Time Smackdown, which has two booster packs for Dialga and Palkia, whereas Genetic Apex had three packs for Pikachu, Charizard, and Mewtwo, so it should be slightly easier to complete your collection.

In this Pokemon TCG Pocket Trading Guide, we’ll go over how to trade your pokemon, detailing how the process works. Furthermore, we’ll explain what resources you’ll need in order to complete a trade and earn new pokemon.

Pokémon TCG Pocket’s next expansion is almost here but, because of an early datamine, several key cards have already leaked online. We knew that the new Pokémo