Revenue declined year-over-year, but the company says “bolt beats” and product investment will help put it back to growth in the second half of the year.
Ecology and platform problems impacting gaming revenue at Zynga Poker have extended into the first quarter of 2019, the latest financial results from the company show, as executives have reassured investors that it expects for growth in the back half of the year.
Zynga Poker, the company’s highest grossing single title in its product portfolio, has been recently suffering from declining revenues. In Q1 2019, as reported last week, poker made up just 15% of the group’s $200 million in online gaming revenue, its lowest in over three years.