[blml] failure to see an alert

Alain Gottcheiner agot at ulb.ac.be
Mon Feb 26 19:23:49 CET 2007


 From Konrad :

 > Normally it is the responsibility of the alerting player to make sure
 > that your screenmate has seen the alert but this time
 > the alerting player claims he was unable to do that as
 > he has a serious illness that makes it impossible
 > for him to turn his head.

Would it be beyond all possible agreement to have a player suffering from 
such a disease (or just plain stiff neck) to tell his opponent : "please 
alert by waiving the card such-and-such and I'll acknowledge by doing 
this-and-this, so if I don't it means I didn't see" ? Would any TD disallow 
the player to look for such an agreement ?

The player with the illness can surely envision the problem ; this is not 
like unexpected problems caused by improbable outside circumstances (as in 
: what do yo dou when a kibitzer turns your cards downside up ?). It's his 
duty to endeavour avoiding the (foreseeable) problems.

Best regards

Alain
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