Zynga Adds Bingo Game to Facebook

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Gaming powerhouse Zynga has just introduced a brand new Bingo game.

The new Zynga bingo game is played like traditional bingo, Where one tries to get five consecutive numbers in a row or all four corners.

Bingo is one of the most successful games in the real cash world of online gambling.  Its introduction follows news that Zynga is exploring opportunities to enter the real cash online gambling foray once the industry becomes legalized in the US.

Zynga also employs the social networking aspect of Facebook with features such as real time chat and themed rooms. 

The company’s Texas Hold’em online poker game is the biggest in the world, however, Zynga only permits free play at this time.

Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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