Can participating in multiple raids back-to-back lead to bans?

I. The thrill and concern of raid chaining

For many Pokémon GO players, nothing is more exciting than doing multiple raids in quick succession when a rare Legendary or limited Shiny appears.

Spoofers take this even further—teleporting to hotspots worldwide and chaining raids across time zones and high-density gym areas.
This can multiply their raid count compared to local players.

But while this method is highly efficient, it carries a hidden risk of triggering bans.

II. Raid rules and system checks

Pokémon GO raids can be joined in two ways:

On-site raids – You must physically appear at the gym’s range and enter during the countdown.
Remote raids – You can join via friend invites or Remote Raid Passes from anywhere.

The servers check GPS signals and movement speed.
If you teleport hundreds of kilometers within seconds and immediately join an on-site raid, the system flags it as abnormal.

If cooldown hasn’t ended, even if the battle itself works, all catch-phase Pokémon may flee instantly—a clear sign of a softban.

III. Risks of high-frequency raiding

Spoofers often ignore cooldown, teleporting to the next raid right after finishing one. This raises abnormal detection risks.

With software spoofers, GPS drift can cause disconnections or make the game think you’ve left the gym, wasting the raid.
Cross-timezone raid chaining is theoretically possible, but tight schedules and long jumps increase risks further.

IV. Veteran players’ safe strategies

Experienced spoofers:

Calculate cooldowns precisely before cross-region moves, ensuring they can enter and catch safely upon arrival.
Use remote raid invites for cross-region raids to avoid teleportation altogether.
Plan raid routes and time zones carefully, so each move respects cooldown rules while minimizing latency and GPS drift risks.

V. FlyMon’s advantages

FlyMon helps spoofers raid more efficiently and safely:

Built-in cooldown timer – Tracks safe wait times for cross-region raids.
Stable hardware spoofing – Prevents GPS drift, avoiding mid-raid disconnections.
Auto-reconnect – Instantly restores connections after drops, so you don’t miss any raid.