ESPN’s online post headlined “Windhorst: The biggest storylines from NBA summer league” carries a detailed disclaimer section outlining the company’s terms of use, privacy policies and responsible-gaming information.
The notice advises readers with gambling concerns to call 1-800-GAMBLER or 1-800-MY-RESET, or to reach state-specific services such as 877-8-HOPENY / text HOPENY (467369) in New York, 888-789-7777 / ccpg.org in Connecticut, and www.mdgamblinghelp.org in Maryland. A Massachusetts option directs users to gamblinghelplinema.org, while Puerto Rico residents are referred to 1-800-981-0023.
The notice states that wagering is restricted to 21 and older in most states—with an 18-and-older threshold in Washington, D.C.; Kentucky; New Hampshire; Puerto Rico; and Wyoming—and is void in Ontario. It also lists DraftKings Sportsbook eligibility rules, mentions a possible pass-through tax in Illinois, and notes the platform’s operation on behalf of Boot Hill Casino in Kansas.
Standard corporate links—covering ESPN’s privacy policies, Nielsen measurement information, advertising practices, and employment opportunities—appear alongside a copyright line identifying © 2026 ESPN Enterprises, LLC.
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