Can spoofers participate in limited-time events or Community Days? Are there extra risks?

I. Event-day life of spoofers

Pokémon GO’s limited-time events and Community Days always attract large crowds to popular hotspots.
For spoofing players, these are some of the most exciting times of the year—because with the right timing and locations, you can join multiple events in a single day.

A common strategy:

Early morning → teleport to overseas regions where the event has already started, hunting for Shinies and high IVs.
Later → play again when the event begins locally.
Evening → jump to another time zone for one more round.

This “world tour” of catching Pokémon feels rewarding, but it also comes with serious technical and risk challenges.

II. Gameplay and limitations during events

During events, map activity is much higher than usual.

Best spots: dense city centers and parks with many PokéStops maximize catching and spinning efficiency.
Raids: some players focus on large raid chains, instantly teleporting to the next raid as soon as one ends.

The biggest limitation is still cooldown time—after your last valid interaction, you must wait until cooldown ends before safely catching or spinning again. A single miscalculation can waste several minutes—or even hours—of event time.

III. Extra risks during events

Server strain: Events put extra load on servers. If spoofing tools aren’t stable, you may face lag or disconnections at crucial moments.
Increased detection: Niantic may strengthen abnormal activity monitoring during events.
- Accounts jumping thousands of kilometers in minutes are highly suspicious.
- Frequent intercontinental hops without respecting cooldown greatly increase the risks of softbans, shadowbans, or even black warnings.

IV. Veteran strategies for event days

Experienced spoofers carefully plan time zones and routes in advance, reserving cooldown for valuable locations.

Before teleporting, they calculate the cooldown required.
While waiting, they use joystick walking to explore locally or leave auto-catching and spinning running to maintain resource flow.

This prevents unintended interactions from resetting cooldown and ensures smooth actions at the next location.
For them, event days are not just about catching more Shinies—it’s about precision time management and resource optimization.

V. FlyMon’s advantages on event days

FlyMon excels in these high-intensity, long-session scenarios:

Cooldown timer – accurately calculates wait times after teleportation, helping you optimize every moment.
Auto-reconnect – keeps connections stable under server stress, avoiding missed raids or rare spawns.
Auto-catching & auto-spinning – lets you keep farming resources during cooldown.
Joystick walking – adds local exploration to maximize value during wait times.