'Pokemon Go' hack, tips 2016: How to get PokeCoins

 "Pokemon Go" has emerged to become today's most successful mobile gaming application. The game developed by Niantic was only released in North America on July 5 but as of the moment, reports show that there have already been over 75 million individual downloads among Android and Apple iOS users. In fact, "Pokemon Go" only took 19 days to reach the staggering record of 50 million downloads for a single mobile game. Many people have already checked it out, although it is not too late for those who are new in this augmented reality (AR) game to catch up with other players.

Some newbie players of "Pokemon Go" might be worried that they are already left behind by the old timers. One of the many ways of the players to make their Pokemon stronger and well-equipped is by obtaining PokeCoins. Therefore, those who are already in the game since day one may have acquired more monetary means to upgrade their Pokemon. A player can shell out some cold cash to get PokeCoins, although that might be very costly. Fortunately, there is an existing hack to get more PokeCoins without exerting too much effort and money.

PokeCoins can be used to buy Pokemon egg incubators or Pokemon incense to lure Pokemon. It can be a huge advantage for the players to be financially loaded in the game, but looking for a single PokeCoin will require much of the players' time. For example, getting the captured Pokemon into a gym will reward the players a few PokeCoins. Luckily, TechWorm has shown that obtaining more PokeCoins can be easily done.

The website reveals that a player can find a gym to fight. He can either beat the gym down or enhance it so he can let his Pokemon stay there. Once they are stored in that gym, the player has the option to open his own in-game shop for every 20 to 21 game hours and click on the little icon on the screen's upper right corner. If the player is the owner of the gym, he will be getting free PokeCoins but do not expect a confirmation screen to pop up.

A player has a limit of 100 PokeCoins for every 20 to 21-hour cycle, with each Pokemon in the player-controlled gym making 10 PokeCoins. Aside from the PokeCoins, the player will also be rewarded with 500 stardust per Pokemon. Continue this method every day and the player will have enough PokeCoins to upgrade his Pokemon.