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What is happening with PTCGO?

What is happening with PTCGO?

The Pokémon TCG Online app will be removed from the App Store, Google Play, and Pokemon.com—and game servers will be shut down—shortly prior to the worldwide launch of Pokémon TCG Live, which will be coming to players around the world on iOS and Android devices, as well as PCs and Macs, in the future.

Is PTCGO going away?

PTCGO felt outdated and was missing key features (like a ranked ladder) that players have been asking to have for years. But with the introduction of this exciting new game, the Pokemon TCG Online will be shutting down for good. I’m very excited for the new game, but also a little sad to be leaving PTCGO behind.

Is PTCGO store trustworthy?

The site PTCGO and add the com to that, is legit, I have bought from them many times, some of the cards are reasonable, but most of their stuff is a complete ripoff. The codes come instantly in the browser, and I have never had a problem with them. There are other places, but they only mail cards to you.

Where can I play PTCGO?

The way you download PTCGO will depend on the device that you’re downloading it for. It is available on PC, Mac, iPad, and some larger screen Android devices. On the official Pokémon website https://www.pokemon.com you can click the “play button featuring two red cards” near the top center part of the site.

Where can I sell my PTCGO card?

Card Cavern specializes in PTCGO codes, online codes for Pokémon, the trading card game online. Pokémon cards contain a code on them; if you have not redeemed these cards online, you can sell them on sites like Card Cavern. The selling process is digital for virtual codes.

Can you sell Ptcgo account?

The sale of in-game items or accounts is prohibited.

Is selling Pokémon cards profitable?

You might not own any trophy-edition pieces unless you were an avid tournament participant. Still, your regular Pokémon cards can make you a fair amount of money if they have specific characteristics. Some collectors have earned hundreds of dollars — if not thousands — on a single Pokémon card exchange.