Pokemon Go Players Pay Others to Reach Legend in Go Battle League, Pokeak Cash Prize for Absolute Evidence

Trainers, some Pokemon Go players are paying other players to reach Legend in GBL. We decided to dig a little bit deeper and discovered a whole new world of Pokemon Go.

Here, in this entirely new world, we discovered a lot of stuff. Players are paying to get Legend in the GBL, to get specific poses and clothes, to get Shiny Libre Pikachu, and to reach level 50, but we don’t get one thing. Hitting Legend in Pokemon Go GBL is not that hard it’s just grinding.

Ranks 21, 22, 23, and 24 are what I like to call the bragging ranks. Each Rank has its title. Each Rank/title has a different rating. To reach Legend your ratings must be 3,000.

  • Rank 21: Ace 2,000
  • Rank 22: Veteran 2,500
  • Rank 23: Expert 2,750
  • Rank 24: Legend 3,000

Pikachu Libre is a guaranteed Pokemon encounter in Legend Rank. Libre Pikachu can be shiny. Also, reaching Legend Rank will get you the Palmer Pose and other cool stuff exclusive to that season.

Pokemon Go players make a living getting paid by other Pokemon Go players to reach a specific goal. A player says that he got $600 to reach Legend. However, others say they got banned for a month after someone reported them.

PokeAK has a really good take on this, and it looks like he is on to something. He explains that he knows who charges players to reach a specific goal, but doesn’t have the evidence he needs to present on a video. He also says to be careful, because there are a lot of frauds, so you don’t want to get nothing in return. It seems like PokeAK wants to expose the players who are charging for such a service, and he asks players to come forward with all the evidence so he can expose those who charge for a specific service.

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Sarah Jenkins

Sarah Jenkins

Senior Technology Editor & AI Specialist

Sarah Jenkins is a veteran tech journalist with over 12 years of experience covering artificial intelligence, mobile innovations, and digital ethics. Her insights have appeared in leading technology publications worldwide.

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