first time this awkward situation happened - I put out a $100 bet and I'm not sure exactly what I was doing, but I guess I had a brain fart or I most likely looked away (or down at my phone) and when I looked back at the table, I had a Blackjack there, but there was no money on my circle. The TC was 2, which is my $100 bet. Dealer looks at me and confirms that I had the money on the circle, but it is now gone. We are trying to figure whether or not I pulled it back (muscle memory?) or if he took it by accident for lucky lucky sidebet. Regardless we call floor over, everyone agrees we have the bet out, but the pit wants to call upstairs to get a review. That is where the problem comes in - I've been ratting greens non-stop for the past two hours and had around $500 in greens and red chips. I recall instinctively I literally rat holed another $50 before that hand. So I decided to tell the floor its fine, don't call it up, "it's not worth the trouble, it's just one bet to me, it's fine". She said okay and play continued on.
What would you have done. Risk it for the $150 BJ? Or take it hard and just play on for the sake of protecting your image? Note: this is my local casino and my only joint in like a 3 hour radius span. I figured giving it up (and who knows, maybe I did pull it back - so there was nothing to be gained if this was the case) would be the safest play. Regardless if they review, they will see my rathole... Right move or the $150 sac was too much for a simple 15 second replay review.
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