I don't think Zynga is really leaving money on the table - they don't have the licenses for the gambling they're talking about in this post, so the money isn't

I don't think Zynga is really leaving money on the table - they don't have the licenses for the gambling they're talking about in this post, so the money isn't really ON the table. Interesting article, but I am sure Zynga would need their own gambling license to make these games instead of using something like Betably. Just my two cents.