Pokémon Champions Ranked Rewards for Season M-6 are paid after the season ends on October 7, 2026 at 01:59 UTC, with the VP amount based on the final rank or placement you achieved. You must complete at least one match with a recorded win or loss during the season to qualify for the payout.
Pokémon Champions Ranked Rewards are separate from the current M-6 Battle Pass. Ranked placement determines the end-of-season VP payout, while Season Points earned during Ranked Battles and competitions unlock the Battle Pass rewards as you play.
Pokémon Champions Ranked Rewards Season M-6 overview
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- Champion Rank 1: 20,000 VP.
- Master Ball: 10,000 to 15,000 VP across the listed ranks.
- Ultra Ball: 6,000 to 8,000 VP.
- Great Ball: 2,000 to 4,000 VP.
- Poké Ball: 500 to 1,000 VP.
How to qualify for Pokémon Champions Ranked Rewards
You do not need a winning record simply to qualify. The official Season M-6 notice requires at least one completed match with a recorded win or loss during the event period.
Opening Ranked Battles without finishing a match is not enough, so make sure at least one result is registered before the October 7 deadline.
When Pokémon Champions Ranked Rewards are paid
Pokémon Champions Ranked Rewards arrive after the season ends and final placements are processed. They are not paid every time you move into a new rank or tier.
That means reaching Master Ball during M-6 does not immediately grant the final Master Ball VP payout.
Champion and Master Ball rewards
The top end of the ladder has the largest VP rewards. Champion Rank 1 is currently listed at 20,000 VP, while Master Ball positions receive between 10,000 and 15,000 VP across the published reward bands.
Master Ball placement is rating-based, so your final position can continue to move while you keep battling other Master Ball players.
Ultra Ball, Great Ball and Poké Ball rewards
Players outside the top tiers still receive useful VP. Ultra Ball pays between 6,000 and 8,000 VP, Great Ball between 2,000 and 4,000 VP, and Poké Ball between 500 and 1,000 VP across the listed ranks.
The amount depends on your exact final rank, so use the in-game Rewards screen if you are close to another step before the season closes.
What VP is used for
VP is the main non-purchasable currency used for recruitment and training in Champions. A stronger end-of-season payout therefore helps build future teams rather than existing only as a leaderboard trophy.
Training can change Stat Points, moves and Abilities, while recruitment uses VP to permanently add eligible Pokémon from the current roster.
Ranked rewards versus Battle Pass rewards
The M-6 Battle Pass has its own free and Premium tracks. Season Points raise Battle Pass level, while final rank determines Pokémon Champions Ranked Rewards.
A player can therefore make useful Battle Pass progress without reaching Master Ball, while a high-ranked player still needs to claim pass levels separately.
Check the live reward screen before October 7
Open Battle, Ranked Battles, Check Rules and then Rewards to see the current live table before the season ends. The in-game screen is the final authority if a client update changes a reward band.
How to check your current reward tier
Open the Ranked Battles rules and look at the Rewards section before the season closes. Your current tier shows the reward band you are working toward, while Master Ball placement can keep moving as ratings change.
One completed result makes you eligible for a season reward, but the amount still depends on where you finish. Playing more matches can improve the payout, although losses can also affect rank or rating.
For first-party Pokémon Champions information, see official Season M-6 notice.
