If you want to picture it, you're basically tracing a J (counter-clockwise) or L (clockwise) on the screen. Once your Poké Ball is vibrating, you're going to want to flick your finger up the left (clockwise) or right (counter-clockwise) side of your screen how far up and the speed at which you flick depends on the Pokémon's distance. (I don't recommend using a thumb, because you won't have enough power for the actual throw.) Which direction you spin largely depends on which hand you're using - I find spinning counter-clockwise easier with my left index finger, and clockwise easier with my right index finger.
Some people are more comfortable with one or the other, so you should try them both to see which feels most comfortable for you! The "Super Spin" Curve Ballįor the super spin, you'll want to spin the Poké Ball in a clockwise or counter-clockwise direction with your finger until it starts vibrating and sparkling. There are two ways to throw a perfect Curve Ball: The super spin, or the arc. The Curve Ball bonus itself, though a paltry 10XP, also gives you a higher chance of catching Pokémon. Why? Because when thrown correctly, Curve Balls are more likely to land in the center of the radar ring and nab you the Great and Excellent bonus - which also increases the likelihood that your caught Pokémon will remain in its Poké Ball. Pokemon Go Curve Ball Screenshots (Image credit: iMore) This premium quality, highly accurate Ultra Ball replica is made with an engineered metal shell, has a deeply colored surface that is sensitive to touch and proximity and features a brightly illuminated button and lift-to-display illuminated presentation case.
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