that would be a huge news for both bitcoin and zynga, but unfortunately with our laws at least US side won't be seeing this happening till online gambling regulations turn 180
Yes, stupid regulations... I bought Zynga stock for $9 in 2011 (or 2012) hoping this online gambling thing would kick off and raise the stock price, but I crashed and burned and ended up selling everything for $4 a few months ago. It was painful... but I put that money in bitcoin so it's at a better place.
Can Zynga allow poker to be played with bitcoin in other countries though? Countries where the gov doesn't recognize bitcoin as a currency for example, or where online gambling is legal. That would be good for both Zynga and bitcoin too.