# Bill Miller **Bill Miller** has been president and CEO of the [[American Gaming Association]] since 2019. He is the casino industry's chief voice against [[Prediction Markets]]. He came up through Republican politics and business lobbying, not the gaming business. ## Career | Role | Notes | |---|---| | Chief of staff and campaign manager to Rep. Constance Morella (R-Md.) | Start in Hill politics | | Senior vice president and national political director, [[US Chamber of Commerce]] | The Chamber's electoral operation | | Partner, Brunswick | Corporate communications | | Top lobbyist, [[Business Roundtable]] | Per his AGA bio, led lobbying for the **2017 Trump tax cuts** and the USMCA trade deal | | President and CEO, American Gaming Association (2019–) | | He sits on the Chamber's C100 and the boards of the International Center for Responsible Gaming and the U.S. Travel Association. ## Against prediction markets - **Congress, May 2026.** Testifying to a Senate Commerce subcommittee, he said prediction markets "function as sports betting in every meaningful sense" and that "sports betting is being repackaged as a financial product." Because more than 90% of the volume is sports, he said, "a match fixing case on prediction markets is just a matter of time." - **The tax tracker.** The AGA's estimate of state and tribal revenue lost to prediction markets passed **$1 billion** in May 2026. Kalshi's spokesperson called it "fake math from casinos." - **G2E, September 29, 2026.** "While we knock on the front door, there's a new group of well-funded bad guys who've kicked in the back door." And: "Their house of cards is falling apart." Caesars CEO Tom Reeg said Miller had "never been so intense" in a G2E opening. His position puts a Republican business lobbyist on the side of **state and tribal regulation** against a Trump-appointed CFTC chair and an industry advised by [[Donald Trump Jr.]]. See [[American Gaming Association]]. ## See also - [[American Gaming Association]] · [[Sports Betting]] · [[Prediction Markets]] · [[Coalition for Prediction Markets]] · [[CFTC v. Arizona]]