You may soon be able to legally wager on sporting events in the state of Wisconsin after an announcement made at Oneida Casino in Green Bay on Thursday.

Gov. Tony Evers and Oneida Nation Chairman Tehassi Hill signed the updated gaming compact that would allow visitors to the casino to bet on certain sporting events and award shows. The hope is that following a 45-day review by the U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs that the Oneida Nation would be able to open a sports book at its main casino before the beginning of the NFL season. 

Under the terms of the deals, bettors will not be allowed to bet on Wisconsin-based collegiate teams, election outcomes, or events with participants under the age of 19. Surrounding states including Illinois and Michigan have event wagering procedures in place.