Vertical bar in Pokémon Go Gym display
I've seen a few gyms that have, as well as the spots and crown icons that indicate the Pokémon in the gym, have a vertical line between some of the spots, as in the image below.
What does this line indicate?
Best Answer
This line is a grouping line to show sets of 5. It is to make it easier to count the number of pokemon in a gym, because counting lots of little dots can be difficult on tiny screens in the glaring sun. If you see a bar, you know there are five pokemon to the left of it, so you only have to count the number of bars and the dots to the right.
Number of pokemon in gym = (number of bars * 5) + dots/crown to the right of the last bar.
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Answer 2
The bar means that you only fight the first 5 as well as the most powerful as you can't fight more than 6 pokemon at a time.
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