The state recorded its second $600 million online wagering week in four games as FanDuel generated $23.6 million in revenue.
Draft rules would require intervention for at-risk bettors and limit personalised promotions, odds and wagering advice.
The state’s strongest NFL opener since mobile betting began delivered a 13% rise in handle but a 44% fall in sportsbook winnings.
Revenue slipped less sharply as the hold rate improved, but the state still logged only its second monthly year-over-year handle decline since mobile betting began.
The sportsbook says New York’s server-based rules and federal tribal gaming law leave the tribe without a claim.
The bills would block bets from college property, but critics say the hard part is defining and maintaining the boundaries.
The state’s “Take a Pause” campaign leans on recovery stories, multilingual PSAs and free counselling as visits to its gambling help site climb sharply.
More than 240 comments, most of them opposed, have prompted staff to rethink rules aimed at keeping minors off betting apps.
FanDuel and DraftKings led the week as handle stayed below $400 million for a third straight week.
The Aug. 17 session will cover gambling-harm warning signs, treatment and support as New York’s mobile wagering market faces fresh scrutiny.