Pokémon TCG Pocket: the best decks to rank up in Eevee Grove

Since its release on June 26, the Eevee Grove set has transformed the competitive scene of Pokémon TCG Pocket, not only due to the prominence of Eevee and its evolutions, but also because of key changes in the ranked system:

• It is no longer possible to drop down a category once you reach Master League.
• Winning streaks now also apply in higher ranks, allowing for a more dynamic climb.

With this new landscape, we review the most powerful decks of the moment, both with and without ex Pokémon, to dominate the qualifiers and climb the rankings.

Decks with ex Pokémon dominating the format

• Giratina ex + Greninja + Sylveon ex

A fast deck with explosive synergy. Sylveon accelerates card draw, Greninja applies early pressure, and Giratina finishes. Ideal for players seeking quick and controlled matches.

1. Sylveon facilitates the setup.
2. It can include Water Energy to counter Oricorio.
3. High consistency thanks to Helio and Rare Candy.

• Solgaleo ex + Shiinotic

Powerful, straightforward, and fast to execute. Solgaleo comes in early to hit hard, and Shiinotic ensures the deck's setup.

1. Fast and simple pace.
2. Weak against decks with multiple Oricorio.
3. Ideal for players seeking effectiveness without complications.

• Leafeon ex + Flareon ex + Sylveon ex

A fun, synergistic, and versatile deck. Leafeon attacks, Flareon finishes, and Sylveon accelerates card draw.

1. The Eevee Backpack item boosts all evolutions.
2. Includes non-ex Leafeon as a tech against Oricorio.
3. Perfect for fans of the Eevee ecosystem.

Decks without ex Pokémon: versatility and consistency

• Silvally + Zeraora

One of the most consistent decks in the format without ex. Silvally shines on the second turn and Zeraora boosts aggression. With Maya and Gladio as key cards, it dominates the non-ex scene.

1. Fast and effective in ranked.
2. It is seen frequently at higher levels due to its balance.

• Sweet Relay (Slurpuff + Alcremie

  

An original approach based on mini Pokémon to accumulate damage with the "Sweet Relay" attack and close out the game with Alcremie.

1. Strategic with a rising curve.
2. It surprises with its finishing ability.

• Magnezone + Shiinotic

A veteran deck that remains relevant thanks to Magnezone's stability and Shiinotic's fast setup.

1. Self-charging energy.
2. Compatible with control and long-term play.