Should I leave my Pokemon at the gym?
Leaving your Pokémon at a gym can be a strategic decision that earns you free PokéCoins and helps your Pokémon gain experience, but it’s essential to consider the risks and benefits before making a decision. Whether or not you should leave your Pokémon at a gym depends on your gaming goals, the strength of your Pokémon, and the level of activity at the gym.
Understanding the Benefits of Leaving Your Pokémon at the Gym
Leaving your Pokémon at a gym allows you to earn PokéCoins, which can be used to purchase items and ** accessories** in the game. The Defender Bonus refers to the free PokéCoins that are earned by leaving your Pokémon at a gym to defend against challengers from other Teams.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What happens if I leave my Pokémon at a gym?
Your Pokémon will get returned to you, fainted, when the gym is defeated. You must then heal it before using it again, and you will also receive any coins your Pokémon has accrued during its stay in the gym.
2. Do you get 100 coins if your Pokémon is in a gym for 2 days?
No, you earn six PokéCoins per hour defending a gym, with a cap of 50 Coins per day, regardless of how many gyms you are defending.
3. Can your Pokémon stay in a gym forever?
A Pokémon will stay in a gym until its motivation hits 0 – or until it is knocked out by a trainer of a different team.
4. Should you put your best Pokémon in a gym?
The best Pokémon to use for gyms in Pokémon Go need to have decent stats for Attack, Defense, Stamina IV, or a combination of two.
5. Why are low CP Pokémon better in gyms?
Low CP Pokémon can be better in gyms because they are less likely to be targeted by other trainers, allowing them to stay in the gym for longer and earn more PokéCoins.
6. How long does a Pokémon stay in a gym to get 50 coins?
To earn the daily maximum of 50 Coins, the Pokémon needs to be in the gym for eight hours and 20 minutes.
7. What are the benefits of owning a gym in Pokémon Go?
Gyms are commonplace in the Pokémon Go world, and those tall structures do more than just host raids: They let you earn a handful of coins every day.
8. Can I get my Pokémon back from a gym?
Your Pokémon won’t be returned to your collection until it’s knocked off the Gym, so choose carefully.
9. What is the longest Pokémon gym hold?
The longest Pokémon gym hold on record is an impressive 1,422 days, achieved by a dedicated trainer.
10. Do Pokémon lose CP in gyms?
Yes, a Pokémon’s CP gets lowered when they are defeated in a gym battle, which is how they get kicked out of the gym.
11. What happens if my Pokémon stays in a gym for a week?
The Defender Bonus refers to the free PokéCoins that are earned by leaving your Pokémon at a gym to defend against challengers from other Teams. The longer your Pokémon is defending the Gym, the more PokéCoins you can earn.
12. Will I get 350 PokéCoins or 50 if I only have one Pokémon in the gym for 7 days?
You’ll get only 50 PokéCoins, as the limit of PokéCoins you can get in a single day is 50.
13. Why did my Pokémon return without coins?
If a Pokémon returns after multiple days in a Gym, the maximum bonus for the day is still limited to 50 PokéCoins.
14. Why leave weak Pokémon in gyms?
Leaving weak Pokémon in gyms can be a good strategy because even a weak Pokémon will earn a few gold and points toward gym badges.
15. Do Pokémon get stronger defending gyms?
No, Pokémon don’t gain CP at a gym. The only way to increase the CP of your Pokémon is by using Stardust to power them up or evolve them.
By considering these factors and strategies, you can make an informed decision about whether or not to leave your Pokémon at a gym, and maximize your earnings of PokéCoins. Remember to always choose your Pokémon carefully, and keep an eye on their motivation and CP to ensure they remain competitive in the gym.