Checked v0.7.10 · rules from /legal · 21 Oct 2026

PokéBonk Cheats and the Ban Rules

People search “PokéBonk cheat” looking for a file. I am not hosting one, and I am not describing how to build one. What I can do is quote the rule you would be breaking, and the legal ways the same client lets you get stronger.

Illustrated laboratory bench with glowing dust and upgrade cards; not a gameplay screenshot
Illustrated laboratory bench with glowing dust and upgrade cards; not a gameplay screenshot
Illustrated battle HUD over a forest clearing; concept illustration, not a gameplay screenshot
Illustrated battle HUD over a forest clearing; concept illustration, not a gameplay screenshot

What the author forbids

The legal page forbids a modified client, automation, and tampered communication or saves. Breaking that can remove you from leaderboards and suspend the account. The 0.5.6 notes say a suspended account is not escaped by opening another one.

Patch 0.6.3 says runs with edited gold or a no-damage clear are rejected and can lead to a ban. From 0.6.4, suspicious runs can be sent to a person, and the notes say the goal was fewer false flags. I do not have a published ban length. Appeals, as far as the legal page goes, point at Discord.

What actually raises your power

Spend Stardust in the Lab. Clear daily and weekly tasks. Stay inside item caps, which have been enforced since 0.5.3. Stack same-type bonuses by adding them. That is the whole legal route I can document. A damage calculator that still multiplies same-type bonuses is wrong for every patch after 0.5.3.

Frequently asked questions

Do you link a trainer or a save editor?

No. This page is the rule and the legal route. It is not a download.

Will a second account hide a ban?

The notes say a suspension is not avoided by opening another account.

Sources checked 2026-10-21