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You talking about those code cards you get from packs and such? Once you open the app, on the main screen, click "Shop," then click "Redeem." There's a box for you to type in your codes. (Or you can use a camera if you have one.) After typing in each code, click "Submit Code" to add it to your list. Finally, click "Collect…

Yes, that would be the proper interaction according to the rules. PTCGL is bugged though.

Always a good idea to include the battle log in any bug reports. You can get a printout of the whole battle from the post-match score screen. Have you checked to see if Temple of Sinnoh was on the field? That'll shut down Legacy Energy.

Resealed boxes are super sketchy, and Walgreens has been known to sell fake cards, but there isn't enough information in your post to tell you whether your card is fake or not. Sometimes there are texture differences, like the card feeling "sticky" to the touch. Other times the back of the card has imperfections, like…

First, let's remove cards that are causing you to lose. Looking at your example hand, the cards that stick out to me are Energy Retrieval and Full Metal Lab, neither of which do anything on Turn 1. Since your experience tells you that drawing too many of these on turn 1 is causing you to lose, it's best to act on that…

Yes, you can decline to attach Energy. The reason is that the specific contents of your hand are "private information." You are never obligated to tell the truth about private information, and the game rules do not have access to your private information. (Gardenia's Vigor cannot "see" what is in your hand.) So even though…

If you're drawing a lot of bad starting hands, then that's probably because you don't have enough helpful cards in your deck. Can you provide your decklist? If you do, then I can suggest cards to add and remove.

I'm doubtful that trading will come back, because Pokemon Live already has its gem crafting system that performs a similar function. (If you would get more than 4 copies of a card you get gems instead, and you can spend gems on any card of your choosing.) As for ex-Pokemon, I don't even think they've added all the cards…

@OlderAngel11 Yes, that's part of it. The main idea is that Zoroark does at most 300 damage, but the opponent may be using Pokemon that have more than 300 HP like Charizard's 330. Since that's the case, it's a good idea to try and establish 30 dmg early onto the opponent's Charmanders and set up OHKOs that way. Gapejaw bog…

Gengar is suppposed to be powerful. It's a 2-Prize Stage 2 Pokemon with useless pre-Evolution stages. Those are the worst attributes a Pokemon could have! To get it going, your opponent has to play a Gastly that does nothing, a Rare Candy that does nothing, a Gengar, and two Energy. That's a 5-card investment into a…