Why would anybody watch Reversal and the rest to get into the game? TT is enough
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Why limit yourself to one style of play. If you want to know about IVs & the “under the hood” type stuff Trainer Tips is undoubtedly the one to watch.
If you want to know how to grind XP & raiding reversal & Prodigies are probably better.
If you want learn how the game works - look at it from all angles so you can play your own game. Plus these vid lists also have links to other resources which can offer lots of useful info in addition to all that has been provided.
Don’t worry guys nobody is doubting your Pokémon knowledge or prowess - just offering additional sources for newer players. 
Now the event is over i’m finding loads of new pokemon
Any tips on " Abra " ? I saw it a few times but it kept disappearing before i had a chance to pokeball it. Even with a RazzBerry
They have a pretty high flee rate. Best way to catch is to wait until their animation (the horizontal floating manœuvre) is almost finished then throw.
Also if you haven’t researched it already - have a look around for info on curveballs which will increase the catch percentage.
Thanks
I have done and caught a few curve balls but i find them ever so slightly difficult compared to straight
Practice is all it takes & soon it’ll be second nature!
Spend some time watching and learning the different Pokemon movement patterns. From there you can work out when is the best time to throw a ball for your style of play.
Get used to Abra “Dusting Off” (common term for running away)
Now is your best chance to stock up on Fighting type monsters. They aren’t very common when an event isn’t going on. I remember it took me forever to get my first Machamp.
To me it took 1,5 years (and I raided the first one).
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Why is Mr Mime so bad ? HE has twice the CP of my other pokemon but is weak, slow and dies quick
Probably his stats, he is bad in all stats, but he has a so-so Max CP
Dont trust cp that much.
Also look at stats and iv
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