Is there a maximum hand size in Pokemon?

There is no hand size limit in Pokemon, at all. You can have a hand of 30 cards, or a hand of zero cards. There are a few cards out there that can change that, but that would be a card effect and not a game rule.

Can you have more than 7 cards in your hand Pokemon?

In the Pokémon TCG, each player starts off with 7 cards (8 cards after a draw). There is a limit on how many cards you can have in your hand in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Game, and you have to discard until you have 6 in your hand at the end of your turn unless effects that change the hand size are active.

How many Pokemon cards can I have in my hand?

57 cards

How many Pokemon cards are you supposed to have in your hand?

seven cards

How many Trainer cards are in a turn?

Attach an Energy card from your hand to one of your Pokémon (once per turn). Play Trainer cards (as many as you want, but only one Supporter card and one Stadium card per turn). Use Abilities (as many as you want). Retreat your Active Pokémon (only once per turn).

Can Pokemon be asleep on the bench?

An Active Pokémon may only have Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed at once, and Burned and Poisoned can be used concurrently. and all Special Conditions are removed upon its return to the bench or upon the usage of a Trainer card that is able to remove Special Conditions.

Can you evolve your active Pokemon?

You can evolve any Pokémon you have in play, whether it’s Active or Benched. Finally, neither player can evolve a Pokémon on that player’s first turn unless a card says so.

Are Pokemon GX better than ex?

GX cards are like EX cards in many regards. Theya re usually more powerful due to them being more fitted to the present meta as well as being newer in general. However, there is one major difference that sets apart GX cards from their EX counterparts.

What are GX markers for?

A special GX marker is used to take note of whether the player has already used their GX attack or not.

What does V mean in Pokemon?

knocked out

What are EX and GX Pokemon cards?

As you pointed out, the difference between Pokémon EX and Pokémon GX is that the former ones are always Basic whereas the latter ones are always the stage they are supposed to be (except for Tag Team GX cards which are also always Basic). However this difference is conceptual and has no impact on the game itself.