In researching some of the most famous games in the history of chess, I ran across this jewel. Let me say up front that I will provide only the most elementary analysis, as the sheer volume of complications that occurs is far beyond my meager abilities. There are actually two very interesting features of this game. The first is the fighting tactics involved and the second is a near fist fight between the players! Alekhine (the 4th and 6th World Champion) claims a draw by three-fold repetition after move 19. When disputed by Reti (one of the strongest players to never hold the World Champion title), the two get into a screaming match and reportedly had to be seperated by the arbiters! After calmer heads prevailed, Reti was proven to be correct, and Alekhine was forced back to the board to continue the game. Evidently none too pleased with being embarrassed, Alekhine lets his pieces do the talking, and the game that he unleashed from that point forward was a strategic, tactical, complicated fireworks display that left Reti wishing that he had accepted the draw. I hope you enjoy:)