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#On the first Pokémon's turn, use the Poké Ball that will be kept.
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PK4lMxx6YAc Youtube video by Gligar13Vids]
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Home console exclusive Pokémon glitches
Fire-type Magneton glitch (Stadium) | Life Orb glitch (Pokémon Battle Revolution) | Dark Void glitch (Pokémon Battle Revolution) | Control stick neutral position glitch (GameCube games) | Infinite balls (Colosseum) | Infinite continues (Stadium 2) | Pokkén Tournament glitches (Pokkén Tournament) | Shiny Shadow Pokémon glitch (Colosseum and XD) | Mystery Gift shop glitch (Pokémon Battle Revolution)
This glitch is for a home console Pokémon game. 
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The infinite balls glitch, also known as the Poké Ball amount bug is a glitch in Pokémon Colosseum which allows the player to repeatedly use any type of Poké Ball (including the Master Ball) without decreasing its amount in the inventory.
Requirements
- A Poké Ball to be reused
- Another kind of Poké Ball
- At least two Pokémon which have not fainted in the player's team.
Procedure
- Enter a battle.
- On the first Pokémon's turn, use the Poké Ball that will be kept.
- On the second Pokémon's turn, switch the first Poké Ball's position in the Items menu.
- While it will look like the first Poké Ball is being used, no Poké Balls will disappear from the inventory at all, and the game will still treat the situation as if the player had thrown a Master Ball (or whichever kind was selected) at the opponent.