Pokemon Go: Ponyta is present in 5% of 5km eggs, Eevee in 17% of 10km eggs, Zubat in 8.3% of 2km eggs and more

Ponyta is present in 5% of 5km eggs, Eevee is present in 17% of 10km eggs and Zubat is present in 8.3% of 2km eggs.

One of the ways to get Pokemon in the game is by hatching eggs.

The process involves moving around in actual life, reaching a particular amount of kms traveled before a player's egg is ready.

However, players have no idea what is in the egg till it hatches. Therefore, they could end up with yet another Pidgey. According to reports, there is some data that shows which creature are the least and most common.

For 2km eggs, Weedle is the most commonly-received creature, followed by Caterpie and Pidgey. Clefairy is the rarest. Over 1% of all 2km eggs will result in the Pokemon.

Ponyta is the most common when it comes to 5km eggs. The Pokemon is present in 5% of 5km eggs. Koffing is the rarest. It will show up 0.3% of the time.

Eevee is the most common when it comes to 10km eggs. The creature is present in 17% of 10km eggs.

Given below is the breakdown of the egg hatching possibilities in the game (Nether Fable)

2km Eggs

Clefairy - 1.4%
Jigglypuff - 1.7%
Spearow- 3.3%
Geodude- 3.9%
Pikachu-4.7%
Squirtle- 4.8%
Charmander-5.4%
Zubat- 8.3%
Magikarp- 8.6%
Bulbasaur- 9.8%

5km Eggs

Psyduck- 2.4%
Goldeen- 2.6%
Vulpix- 2.8%
Staryu- 3.0%
Krabby- 3.0%
Poliwag- 3.0%
Bellsprout- 3.3%
Growlithe- 3.5%
Meowth- 3.6%
Tentacool- 3.8%
Nidoran (Female)- 3.8%
Ekans- 3.8%
Oddish- 4.0%
Paras- 4.1%
Sandshrew- 4.1%
Nidoran (Male)-4.2%
Ponyta- 4.6%
Diglett- 1.1%
Seel- 1.3%
Mankey- 1.4%
Doduo- 1.4%
Shellder- 1.6%
Horsea- 1.6%
Exeggcute- 1.7%
Slowpoke- 1.8%
Gastly- 1.8%

10km Eggs

Regional- 1.9%
Hitmonchan- 2.8%
Omanyte- 3.2%
Kabuto- 3.3%
Hitmonlee- 3.3%
Dratini- 3.5%
Chansey- 3.7%
Aerodactyl- 4.2%
Lapras- 4.3%
Snorlax- 5.1%
Scyther- 6.4%
Onix- 7.0%
Jynx- 7.2%
Electabuzz- 7.4%
Pinsir- 7.6%
Magmar- 8.8%
Eevee- 17.7%

Meanwhile, Niantic Labs said in a blog post that they are now issuing permanent bans to gamers whose accounts show signs of cheating.

The developer further said that they have begun taking action against gamers taking unfair advantage of and abusing the game after reviewing several reports of in-game cheating.

The notice from the company comes one week after developers of Pokemon Go bots started saying that they had got cease-and-desist letters from the studio.

The company said that their priority with the game is to provide a legitimate, fair and fun game experience for gamers. If their system has determined that a player has cheated, then they will get an email saying that their account has been closed.