Just played a good game, how is it?

@Tidw_J_BY
Well, Sicilian is very vast.
You can choose any of its variation and learn the theory. If successful, you can stick with it. And if not, you can choose any from others.
There are many variations along with explanations given at: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sicilian_Defence
Also, you should analyse master games at Lichess from the opening explorer after playing e4 and c5 on the board.

@Akbar2thegreat

I'm more comfortable with e5, but I'll give it a shot. I'm blaming you if my rating drops!

@Tidw_J_BY
Well, I gave you a suggestion and you are giving me a conditional blame!
That's not correct, you should adapt with whichever way you feel better. If you want, only then try for Sicilian else keep affixed with e5 and 'when you improve your rating you will face stronger opponents and e5 wouldn't be much success', remember my words and then you would eventually shift to some other move probably Sicilian.

Nice tactic at the end!

@Akbar2thegreat
Whoa there, calm down please. I was joking.
On a more serious note, do you have any study reccomendations for the silican? I can't find a good one.

@Mate_On_f7
The queen promote to fork the rook and king? Or something else?

@Tidw_J_BY yes, the Rxe3! then Queen promote

@Mate_On_f7
Ah, thanks! I thought that was quite clever when I played it. It looked like a free rook, then I win everything :)

Pathetic! Look at my bookmarks

@Tidw_J_BY
It didn't seem joking rather!
Well, I know a great Sicilian study: lichess.org/study/8c8bmUfy

@KKJ_KC2

You're also 500 points higher rated then me...