ESPN Issues Comprehensive Legal and Gambling Disclaimers
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BRISTOL, Conn. — ESPN Enterprises, LLC published an extensive legal notice outlining its terms of use, privacy policies, advertising standards, and responsible gaming resources.
The statement reiterates that all content on ESPN platforms is protected by copyright through 2026 and emphasizes user privacy, including U.S. state-specific rights and children’s online protections. The network also lists multiple resources for individuals facing gambling problems, providing dedicated phone numbers for national and state hotlines such as 1-800-GAMBLER, 877-8-HOPENY, and 888-789-7777.
According to the notice, sports wagering through DraftKings is limited to users aged 21 and older in most states, with variations that set the threshold at 18 in jurisdictions including the District of Columbia, Kentucky, New Hampshire, Puerto Rico, and Wyoming. ESPN also notes that certain services are void in Ontario and subject to eligibility restrictions elsewhere.
Additional information highlights a partnership involving Boot Hill Casino in Kansas and mentions that a pass-through per-wager tax may apply in Illinois. Users are directed to visit state-specific websites, such as ccpg.org in Connecticut and mdgamblinghelp.org in Maryland, for further assistance.
The disclosure ends with contact information for Nielsen measurement inquiries, advertising sales, corrections, and career opportunities, underscoring ESPN’s commitment to transparency and user support.
Source: ESPN
