You seem to be confused on a lot of issues here. Using Haunter IS NOT good. 
You are looking at the 50 damage attack for 2 psy but the defending Pokémon 
has to be asleep. Its has to stay asleep till your turn comes back around. 
Thats 2 coin flips, only a 25% chance of doing it if I'm doing my math 
right, I hate math. Kadabra has Recover that lets you remove damage, but 
Wartortle only has Withdraw to prevent damage, not heal it. Plus your 
evolutionary chains are messed up. 2-1-1 never cuts it. Try the pyramid 
scheme, 4-3-2, 3-2-1, or 4-2-1. That way if the weaker Pokémon gets KOed, 
which they do alot, you still have a few more. That way you won't have a 
useless Holofoil in your hand staring at you. What I would do here is take 
out the Haunter and Gastly, the Blastoise, the4 Rattatas and Raticates, and 
the Polywag and the polywhril. Believe me, I know what I'm doing. Now, put 
in 2 Magikarp and 1 Gyarados. This will make up for the Haunter. Also, add 3 
more Jynx,  Another Dratini, and a Chansey along with 1 more Fafetch'd. As 
for the trainers, drop the Defender,  the Switches, and the Pokécenter. 
Next, add 2 Oak, A computer search, and a Scoop Up.



>Subject: Deck help (No title) from YoshiB
>Date: Sat, 12 Jun 1999 14:19:28 -0400
>
>Please review my deck. 
>
>The spellbound deck is a psychic/water deck. The goal is to stall with
>Wartortle and Kadabra while you build up other pokemon on your bench.
>This is what it has:
>
>ENERGY
>Psychic      11
>Water         12
>Dbl. C.        1
>
>POKEMON
>2 Abra
>1 Kadabra
>1 Gastly
>1 Haunter
>1 Jynx
>
>2 Squirtle
>1 Wartortle
>1 Blastoise
>1 Poliwag
>1 Poliwhirl
>
>2 Rattata
>2 Raticate
>1 Dratini
>1 Dragonair
>1 Farfetch’d
>
>TRAINERS
>2 Switch
>3 Potion
>2 E. Retreive
>2 E remove
>1 Defender
>4 Bill
>1 Poke Center
>1 Gust of wind
>1 Scoop Up
>
>
>	Water+PSI cards are good because Water is weak to Lightning, Psychic
>can come in and beat the lightning pokemon before they kill the water.
>Kadabra and Wartortle are good stallers because they can either erase or
>block damage dealt by other pokemon.
>	The main attack power in this deck comes from Haunter.
>For P, you can do a sleep attack, and then for PP, you can do a 50
>damage attack. He’s the same as Kadabra, but his E use is less.
>	For water pokemon, Poliwhirl is the best because it can do 120 damage
>to a Charizard with Double Slap. It can do 60 damage when neither or one
>coin lands Heads. Amneisia is great becaus it can make a Charizard or
>chansey or Electabuzz etc. forget their most potent attack.
>	Blastoise is the best against Charizard decks because it has the Hydro
>Pump attack which, when full, can kill a Charizard easy as poop. Also,
>it’s PP, Rain Dance, can help make it’s energy full.
>  	Wather can cover up for Kadabra’s and Abra’s and Jynx’s weaknesses.
>When the opposer has a PSI- mono deck, send a Water staller out to build
>up a good Colorless pokemon like Dragonair and Farfetch’d. If you want,
>take out a rattata and put in Porygon to change a PSI pokemons Weakness
>to Water.
>	I'm not sure if this deck is what it's supposed to be because I've
>never used it before. Once I get an Alakazam I'll probably drop 1 potion
>and give the space to Mr. Kazam.
>
>Bye! Please reply. Remeber, to foxmccloud88@hotmail.com, not the
>sender's address!