FIELD GUIDE
Poke Survivor Gacha Rates & Pity Guide
Review the source-code gacha rates, banner-specific pity, ten-pull rule, and practical checks before spending Poke Survivor tickets.
Checked October 19, 2026. We inspected the Gacha menu and reviewed the game’s publicly served JavaScript. The figures below describe that code, not a tested series of pulls or a guarantee about future versions.
Find the banner before spending tickets
Open Gacha from the game’s main menu. Our browser check showed nine regional banners. Review the region and its available partners first: a rarity result is not the same thing as receiving a specific partner. This portal does not run the draws, hold tickets, or sell pulls.
Base rarity weights in the reviewed code
The source script lists five rarity weights that sum to 100. These are the ordinary rarity-selection weights, before the pity and ten-pull branches. They are not the chance of obtaining one named Pokémon.
| Rarity level | Base weight |
|---|---|
| 1 | 45% |
| 2 | 30% |
| 3 | 17% |
| 4 | 6.5% |
| 5 | 1.5% |
What the pity and ten-pull branches do
In the reviewed code, the pity counter is stored by region. At 70 pulls it requests rarity 5; a rarity-5 result resets that region’s counter. A ten-pull batch whose first nine results contain no rarity 4 or higher requests rarity 4 or higher for its final draw.
The code also has a fallback when a region lacks an eligible pool at the requested rarity. Check the current banner and pool before treating a requested rarity as an unconditional reward. We have not tested these branches by spending tickets.
A simple pre-pull checklist
- Confirm the selected region and the partner pool.
- Read the current ticket cost and identify whether you are using single tickets or a ten-pull ticket.
- Inspect the current region’s pity information, if shown. Do not assume progress transfers between banners.
- Choose a ticket limit before pulling, and stop when you reach it.
- Check the result and remaining balance before starting another batch.
Why we do not show a target probability calculator
A target calculation needs the correct pool, current pity state, and applicable special rules. A simple independent-draw formula can give the wrong answer when the process has guarantees. This guide offers a reading checklist; it does not publish a guessed target probability.
Sources and verification limits
Menu observations came from the source game. The numeric rules were inspected in its publicly served game script, under the Gacha module. That asset may change. Current in-game notices take precedence over this dated code review.
For spending decisions outside the collection menu, read items, cards, and upgrades. If the account or Gacha screen will not load, follow the loading checklist before changing browser storage.