Daily Bonuses — Pokémon GO Help Center (2024)

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What is the daily catch bonus in Pokemon go? ›

The first Pokémon you catch in a day will have a bonus of 500 XP and 600 Stardust. If you catch a Pokémon every day for 7 days in a row, you will earn a bonus of 2500 XP and 3000 Stardust.

These bonuses include increased XP and Stardust rewards for a streak of Pokémon catches for seven straight days. This will reward 20,000 XP and 10,000 Stardust. There will also be an increased reward for spinning a PokéStop seven days in a row. This will also lead to 20,000 XP.

Benefits of choosing the “Collecting Stardust" path

While the previous path rewards you with double XP for catching Pocket Monsters, choosing the Collecting Stardust will reward you with twice the amount of Stardust for catching beasts in Pokemon GO. So, neither of the paths is better than the other.

Duration: This strike will last for approximately 7 days. After this period, your gameplay experience will fully be restored. If you do not remedy your behavior within or after the 7-day period, you will advance to the next strike.

Once you've reached the daily Defender bonus limit of 50 PokéCoins, you won't be able to earn any more PokéCoins by defending Gyms until the next day. If you have more than one Pokémon return from defending Gyms in a single day, the maximum bonus for the day is still limited to 50 PokéCoins.

In the 50 km reward Pokemon Go, you will avail 20 Pokeballs, 76500 stardust, 10 great balls, 3 rare candies, 5km egg, and 10 km egg. However, it is not the exact and final reward list. Niantic changes the weekly rewards list to keep you excited about your rewards.

One of the many benefits to trading Pokémon with friends is that you have a chance at receiving a Lucky Pokémon. Lucky Pokémon are more likely to be strong opponents in battle, require less Stardust to power up, and appear with a shimmery effect in the Pokédex and on the Pokémon's Summary page.

5km: 20 poke balls. 25km: 10 Great balls + 500 Stardust + 1 Rare Candy or 5km Egg. 50km: 5 Ultra Balls + 1,000 Stardust + Rare Candy, 5 Silver Pinap Berries, 5km egg or a 10km egg. 100km: 16,000 Stardust.

Once you spin the Photo Disc, the ring will disappear indicating that you've explored this location. As you explore, you may occasionally come across Gold-colored PokéStops.

How many Pokestops can you do in a day? ›

From what I can tell, there's a Pokéstop limits in Pokémon Go: 1200 per day and 7000 per week.

All that said, it's kind of a personal preference. If you really savor the use of your items, then the Diamond path with “Roar of Time” is probably more valuable to you. If you're drowning in items and want to walk a bit less, then the Pearl path with “Spacial Rend” may be more appealing.

It's recommended to evolve the Pokemon with the higher CP or the better Appraisal. So, if a 0-star Pokemon has 1000+ CP, it may be worth evolving instead.

To summarize, the “choose a path” quest won't offer anything exclusive, so opt for your favorite out of the three. (For us, it's the grass starter. Always the grass starter.)

But in general, the Catch Bonus means the more Pokémon you catch, the higher your chances of catching Pokémon will be in the future, which is particularly handy when even low-level Pokémon become hard to grab at higher levels.

Uh well the limit is 4800 a day lol and the most I've ever caught in one day is 1200. How I feel about catch limits is nothing, because almost all players will never hit it. And those who do can raid, do GBL, etc, if they still want to play.

You can also check tap Main Menu > News > Notifications to see the number PokéCoins your Pokémon earned. Keep in mind that there is a daily limit of 50 PokéCoins regardless of how long your Pokémon has been defending a Gym or how many Pokémon return from defending Gyms in the same day.