PartyGaming Little Traffic Gain From Zynga Partnership

Written by :

Aaron Goldstein

Published on :

8 April, 2013

With the huge news surrounding Zynga’s entry into the real money online casino and poker realm last week, the immediate impact seems anything but exciting.

Traffic numbers suggest Party has seen little, if any, gain.

This of course could change in the coming weeks and months as more and more Zynga existing users begin to stick their toe in the real money waters.

Publicly traded Zynga witnessed around a 15 percent increase in its share price following news of the real money offering in the United Kingdom. The company announced plans to enter other regulated markets over the coming months.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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