Why Pokémon TCG Pocket’s $52M June Haul Matters to U.S. Mobile Gamers

💵 Pokémon TCG Pocket Slips to #3 in June 2025 – Still Soaring!

Pokémon TCG Pocket, the fast-rising mobile collectible card game, claimed an impressive $52 million in revenue for June 2025—placing it third among mobile gacha titles worldwide. 📉 That’s a dip from May, when it hauled in about $80 million, but still a stellar figure for a six-month-old app.

June’s top spot was held by Love and Deepspace, which posted approximately $61 million in revenue .

Trailing closely in second was Genshin Impact with around $53.7 million .

Pokémon TCG Pocket came in third, pulling in roughly $52 million .

🚀 Context: Pokémon’s Mobile Meteor

Explosive start: After launching in October 2024, Pokémon TCG Pocket reached $400 million in 10 weeks—about January 6, 2025 .

It hit $500 million in revenue roughly 22 days later, making it one of the fastest to that milestone—outpacing Pokémon GO’s pace .

By February 2025, it crossed 100 million downloads and surpassed $500 million in lifetime revenue .

It also dethroned multiple high-profile gacha games like Honkai: Star Rail and Zenless Zone Zero in March 2025, raking in $84 million that month .

📊 June Revenue Comparison – Quick Hit Summary

Rank Game Estimated June 2025 Revenue

1️⃣ Love and Deepspace ≈ $61 million

2️⃣ Genshin Impact ≈ $53.7 million

3️⃣ Pokémon TCG Pocket ≈ $52 million

Despite falling from its previous peak, TCG Pocket remains a top-tier earner, with only two games surpassing it—and one being a niche otome title .

🎯 Why It Matters for U.S. Trainers

1. Consistent Revenue Muscle

While some interest may have dipped post-launch, bringing June's haul down to $52 million, that's still best-in-class—comfortably topping heavyweights like Honkai and Zenless .

2. Mobile Gacha Dominance

Pocket’s hybrid model—frequent digital booster packs, a simplified TCG experience, optional hourglasses and Premium Passes—continues to captivate players, especially in the U.S., where app monetization remains strong .

3. Market Shake-Up

June’s revenue scene shows that even newer titles (e.g., Love and Deepspace) can briefly overtake industry giants. Still, Pocket’s early success and ongoing strength suggest it will remain a mainstay in the U.S. mobile gaming economy.

✅ Bottom Line

Pokémon TCG Pocket isn’t slowing down—it remains in the global gacha top three, vindicating its innovative blend of digital, collectible, and free‑to‑play design. Its June 2025 revenue puts it neck-and-neck with Genshin, only surpassed by Love and Deepspace. That’s Pokémon power.