Zynga Takes First Step Towards Gambling In Nevada, Says Process Will Take More Than A Year

Zynga has applied for a "preliminary finding of suitability" from the Nevada Gaming Control Board, which the first step towards offering real-money gambling games in that state. The news broke in the Wall Street Journal, and Zynga has confirmed it, though it notes that the process will take 12 to 18 months, and says that it sees gambling in the "broader U.S. market" as "further out on the horizon based on legislative developments." Here's the full statement from Chief Revenue officer Barry Cottle:

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