ESPN Outlines User Policies, Gambling Support and Copyright Details on NBA Offseason Page
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Bristol, Conn. — ESPN’s NBA offseason article is accompanied by a comprehensive set of legal notices that cover user agreements, privacy protections and responsible-gaming resources.
The page directs readers to ESPN’s Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, state-specific privacy rights and a Children’s Online Privacy Policy. It also lists options for interest-based advertising, Nielsen measurement information and instructions for managing personal data through the “Your Privacy Choices” link.
To address problem gambling, ESPN displays multiple hotlines: 1-800-GAMBLER or 1-800-MY-RESET nationwide, 877-8-HOPENY (text HOPENY) in New York, 888-789-7777 for Connecticut, the Maryland helpline at mdgamblinghelp.org, and 1-800-981-0023 in Puerto Rico. Massachusetts users are referred to gamblinghelplinema.org. The notice specifies that sports wagering is limited to people 21 and older in most states, with an 18-plus threshold in the District of Columbia, Kentucky, New Hampshire, Puerto Rico and Wyoming. Betting is prohibited in Ontario.
The disclaimer further states that wagering services are offered “on behalf of Boot Hill Casino” in Kansas, that eligibility restrictions apply, and that a pass-through tax may affect wagers placed in Illinois. DraftKings’ sportsbook terms govern applicable bets.
All content on the page is © 2026 ESPN Enterprises, LLC. The network reserves all rights and notes that Disney Advertising Sales manages related ad inventory.
Source: ESPN
