You don’t need real-money gambling to succeed with social casino games

Ryan Flum is the director of iGaming for VonChurch.

Back in July, social gaming giant Zynga announced its intentions to terminate their pursuit of an American real-money gambling license. Many investors saw this move as an act of a company spread too thin, fighting to regain relevancy in the wake of plummeting stock prices and mass layoffs. This viewpoint sprang from the conception that real-money gaming was the ultimate goal for the American online casino industry.