"Our players expect their favorite games on every platform and we want to unlock everyone in the company to continue moving quickly against the multi platform opportunity." Zynga press statement On top of that, Zynga is already facing the first of what are thought to be many legal challenges over alleged insider trading. These charges have arisen after several members of senior management sold large portions of stock at extremely high prices immediately after the company's IPO, whilst early investors and employees were still in lockout and unable to sell. Schappert was one of the executives who profited most from this tactic, shifting 322,00 shares, around 45 per cent of his stake, at $12 a share to net $3.9 million. Pincus is reported to have 16.5 million shares for $200 million; Zynga CFO David Wehner 386,000 shares for $4.6 million; and Zynga general counsel Reginald Davis 315,000 shares for $3.8 million.