Establishes the problem gambling advisory council

This bill establishes a 13-member Problem Gambling Advisory Council to advise New York's government on preventing and treating problem gambling. The council, appointed by legislative leaders and state agencies, must develop strategies for gambling prevention resources, consult with experts, increase public awareness, and recommend how to allocate gaming fees to fund these services. It will produce an annual report by October 1st each year, including findings on mobile sports betting impacts and self-exclusion trends. The council directly affects state agencies, gaming licensees, and community behavioral health providers by shaping resource allocation and policy recommendations.