Richard Réti lost this game — and the engine says it slipped away on move 34 (Rcc2). They think you'd have lost it too. Take the board at that exact moment and prove them wrong.
At move 34, Rcc2 passively shuffled the rook when Rb4 was available—a move that forced Alekhine's king into a mating net with checks. Instead of creating immediate threats, White chose a quiet retreat and watched the advantage evaporate by 117 centipawns in a single move.
Done gloating? Your own games have moments like this too — we'll find them.
Analysis by Stockfish; commentary AI-written from the engine's findings. BetterChess is a practice tool — no rating guarantees, only fewer blunders.