In Pokémon TCG Live, the virtual currency that allows us to buy cards to build decks is called “Credits”. It’s these little blue coins at the top right of the screen if you’re playing on PC, that you spend in exchange for a card. You can even choose different rarities/artwork. These coins are becoming rare and the means to obtain them en masse are not legion. Today, I’m going to share with you the ultimate trick to get a lot of them!
Celebrate your decks!
The technique consists of filling the “Celebration” collection as quickly as possible because it only has 24 cards, so it fills up quite quickly. The goal of the game will be to open boosters with the crystals, but not only…
JCC online codes
So, yes, crystals are not easily obtained and therefore you cannot buy boosters often Celebrations Or other. But who tells you about crystals? The trick is to get lots of online codes that you find in each booster that you open in real life, and to insert the code in the TCG Pokémon Live. The limit is currently 400 codes per extension boosterotherwise, we have plenty to do.
I bought them en masse from a seller on Cardmarket for 0.35 cents per unit, it’s the average price at the moment and it’s really worth it!
Fill the series
Once the extension is complete, you will still have to open these boosters virtually because with every fifth copy of a card, it will be automatically converted into credits ! Imagine that you have the full set with 4 copies of each card, and that for each 4-card booster you pocket credits instead of cards… At a rate of 100 credits per card on averagemore the ultra-rare which are more around 300/400 creditsI guarantee that the lack of credits will no longer be a problem.
Best alternative of the moment
I think there is no better in terms of credit farming nowadays. If you have a lot of crystals in stock, go and exchange them for in-game Celebration boosters and complete the series as much as you can.
It takes an average of 6000 credits for a good deck, you know what you have to do! This trick can also work on any other series, provided it is complete with 4 copies of each card. But Celebrations is much easier to implement thanks to its small size in terms of collection.
