Game Corner
1 trainer battle.
Game Corner Guide
Celadon’s Game Corner is half neon distraction and half Rocket front, hiding the stairway to Giovanni’s basement under a suspicious poster.
Step inside
The Game Corner glows in the middle of Celadon City, but the place feels off as soon as you start talking around. Coins, prize counters, and gamblers give it cover; the Rocket guarding the poster gives it away.
What matters here
Battle the Rocket near the poster, press the switch, and descend into Rocket Hideout B1F. If you are here for prizes instead of trouble, visit the prize room and plan around your version’s coin costs. The Coin Case from Celadon’s diner is required before coins matter.
Come back with a reason
Return for Game Corner prize Pokémon and TMs, or after the hideout if you want Celadon to feel less suspicious. The room is memorable because it is both a casino and a doorway.
Travel Routes
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Route
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Destination
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| Exit | Celadon City |
| Exit | Rocket Hideout B1F |
Remember For Later
Come Back Later
People or places here may change after these story moments.
After making story progress
This place changes after that story moment.
Move the story forward, then come back here.
After getting 10 Coins
This place changes after that story moment.
Move the story forward, then come back here.
After beating Erika
This place changes after that story moment.
Move the story forward, then come back here.
After getting 20 Coins 2
This place changes after that story moment.
Move the story forward, then come back here.
After getting 20 Coins
This place changes after that story moment.
Move the story forward, then come back here.
Game Corner Prize Board
Compare coin costs, free coins, lucky machines, prize Pokémon, and prize TMs before spending.
- Coin Case
- You need it before buying or accepting any coins here.
- Buy coins
- The clerk sells 50 coins for ¥1,000, so 1 coin works out to about ¥20.
- Free starter coins
- NPC gifts add up to 80 free coins once you have the Coin Case.
- Lucky machine
- Each visit quietly picks one machine as the lucky one for that trip.
Game Corner Rules
| Name | Details |
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| 180 coins · about ¥3,600 at the counter | |
| 500 coins · about ¥10,000 at the counter | |
| 120 coins · about ¥2,400 at the counter | |
| 750 coins · about ¥15,000 at the counter | |
| 2,800 coins · about ¥56,000 at the counter | |
| 5,500 coins · about ¥110,000 at the counter | |
| 9,999 coins · about ¥199,980 at the counter | |
| 2,500 coins · about ¥50,000 at the counter | |
| 4,600 coins · about ¥92,000 at the counter | |
| 3,300 coins · about ¥66,000 at the counter | |
| 5,500 coins · about ¥110,000 at the counter | |
| 7,700 coins · about ¥154,000 at the counter | |
| You need it before buying or accepting any coins here. | |
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Buy coins
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The clerk sells 50 coins for ¥1,000, so 1 coin works out to about ¥20. |
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Free starter coins
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NPC gifts add up to 80 free coins once you have the Coin Case. |
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Lucky machine
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Each visit quietly picks one machine as the lucky one for that trip. |
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Bet sizes
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x1, x2, or x3 coins per spin. |
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Lucky streak
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There is a 1/256 chance to start a 60-spin run where matches are allowed more often. |
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Wheel 1
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4 sevens, 3 BARs |
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Wheel 2
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2 sevens, 2 BARs |
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Wheel 3
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2 sevens, 1 BARs |