The historic impeachment trial of President Donald Trump began in the U.S. Senate earlier this week, but so far, the media coverage surrounding the proceedings has been one word: Boring.

Normally placing political bets on something that’s very likely outcome could make things interesting, but it’s not whether even wagering on the 2020 election or this trial could keep even the most dedicated handicapper awake.

Part of the boredom is due to the fact that after Trump’s impeachment odds paid out back in December, the chances of the President getting convicted opened as a “slim to none” chance and have only gotten worse since then.

Today, Trump’s removal from office odds from a conviction vote in the Senate is listed at +1385 ($100 bet wins $1385) for “Yes” and a staggering -8000 ($8000 bet wins $100) for “No.”

When converting to a true probability, the oddsmakers at Bookmaker believe that there’s a 96.88% chance Trump remains in office after the impeachment trial is over. For comparison, they believe there’s a 3.12% chance he’ll be removed from office.

It’s very rare you’ll see odds that paint a clear picture of the “writing on the wall,” but an almost 97% chance is about as safe a bet as you can place, which is why it requires a lofty 8000-to-100 investment. The lowest amount you win would be $1—from an $80 wager.

And you would think at least the people tasked with deciding Trump’s fate would have a vested interest in what’s happening in the upper chamber of Congress.

And you’d be wrong too.

Despite the strict rules stating there would be no electronic devices, talking while testimonies, sleeping, or leaving early—both Republicans and Democratic senators have already broken pretty much all of them as boredom consumes the trial.

Perhaps the most enlightening comment on the drama-less drama came from 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang when he tweeted an accurate summation of the impeachment trial so far:

This impeachment coverage is riveting.

— Andrew Yang🧢⬆️🇺🇸 (@AndrewYang) January 22, 2020

There are some interesting prop bets for the impeachment trial, including the over/under on how many Senators vote to convict or acquit and whether certain individuals are called to testify.

But perhaps the most uninteresting part of Trump’s impeachment trial is that there’s not a single one of the prop below that legitimately warrants betting on the underdog.

Regardless of what’s said and done until the proceedings conclude, all you need to know is this: All of the impeachment trial bets are chalk because Trump is gonna walk.

The end result from all of this? Nothing. Well, except Trump’s reelection betting odds will probably reach a new all-time high.

Trump Impeachment Trial Odds & Prop Bets

From Bookmaker – Jan. 24, 2020

Will The Senate Remove Trump From Office Before May 15, 2020?

• Yes +1385
• No -8000

How Many Senators Will Vote To Remove Trump From Office?

• Over 47.5 Senators +281
• Under 47.5 Senators -385

Will The Final Vote Be Exactly 53 To Dismiss The Case Or Acquit Trump?

• Yes +111
• No -139

Will The Trial End Before February 1, 2020?

• Yes +423
• No -632

Will The Senate Call Any Witnesses During The Impeachment Trial?

• Yes -187
• No +147

Will Lev Parnas Testify During The Impeachment Trial?

• Yes +184
• No -236

Will Nick Mulvaney Testify During The Impeachment Trial?

• Yes +242
• No -323

Will Rudy Guiliani Testify During The Impeachment Trial?

• Yes +774
• No -1586

Will Mit Romney Vote To Convict By May 4, 2020?

• Yes +263
• No -355

Will Joe Manchin Vote To Acquit Trump By May 4, 2020?

• Yes -258
• No +200

Will Susan Collins Vote To Convict Trump By May 4, 2020?

• Yes +524
• No -850