Section 108. Compulsive gambling assistance

1. The chairperson of the board
  shall  cooperate with the commissioner of alcoholism and substance abuse
  services to ensure the posting of signs and listing  of  information  on
  the  internet  designed  to  assist  compulsive gamblers pursuant to the
  provisions of subdivision (h) of section 19.09  of  the  mental  hygiene
  law.
    2.  a.  The  board  shall promulgate rules and regulations pursuant to
  which people  may  voluntarily  exclude  themselves  from  entering  the
  premises of an association or corporation licensed or enfranchised under
  article two, three, or four of this chapter or a facility licensed under
  section one thousand eight or one thousand nine of this chapter.
    b.  An  association  or  corporation  licensed  or  enfranchised under
  article two, three, or four of this chapter or a facility licensed under
  section one thousand eight or one thousand nine of  this  chapter  shall
  not  be  liable to any self-excluded person or to any other party in any
  judicial proceeding for any harm, monetary or otherwise, which may arise
  as a result of a self-excluded person's engaging  in  gambling  activity
  while  on  the  list  of  self-excluded  persons;  provided that nothing
  contained in this paragraph  shall  limit  the  liability  of  any  such
  association,  corporation,  or  facility for any other acts or omissions
  under any other statutory law or under the common law.
    c. No voluntary order or request to exclude persons from entering  the
  premises  of  any  such  association,  corporation,  or  facility may be
  rescinded, canceled, or declared null and void until seven days after  a
  request  has been received by such association, corporation, or facility
  to cancel such order or request.
    3. The board shall promulgate rules  and  regulations  under  which  a
  person  with  an  account  authorized  pursuant  to section one thousand
  twelve of this chapter may voluntarily place limits on  the  amounts  of
  his  or  her  wagers  or potential wagers on a daily or weekly basis. No
  order from a person to remove any limit placed on account  wagers  shall
  be  effective  until seven days after it has been received by the entity
  conducting account wagering.