[blml] DeWael School and WBFLC [SEC=UNOFFICIAL]

[Herman De Wael]

Robert Geller wrote:
> ->
> The general principle governing this matter is that the opponents are
> entitled to know your agreements, not what's actually in your hands.
> 

I know all that. But that principle is used when people are telling 
too little - not too much. Surely an opponent cannot blame you for 
telling what's in the hand, not in the system.

And to me, the general principle governing this matter is that a 
player is not allowed to inform his partner that there is a 
misunderstanding on the books.

What the higher purpose is, is up to us to investigate.

> Herman, it seems to me you are arguing about what the laws and
> regulations should be, rather than what they actually are now.
> You may or may not be right if you are arguing about what the laws
> should be (although I personally don't agree), but I think you are
> incorrect in arguing that the present laws can be interpreted in
> the sense you advocate.
> 

Oh no, this interpretation has been issued by me for 10 years already, 
and was present under even the 1987 laws.
And if you take the time to investigate the matter closelyu, you'll be 
able to conclude that I've been right all along.

And no, this is not a silly Belgian speaking.

> -Bob
> 

-- 
Herman DE WAEL
Antwerpen Belgium
http://www.hdw.be