Nice king attack against the Sicilian Defense. I am white.

Here is the computer analysis if you're curious.

[Variant "From Position"]
[FEN "5r2/pp4k1/2q2rbR/2bpP1B1/8/2Q5/PPP1B3/1K3R2 b - - 0 1"]

1... Rxf1+ 2. Bxf1 Rxf1+ 3. Bc1 Rxc1+ 4. Kxc1 Be3+ 5. Kb1
Qxc3 6. bxc3 Bxh6

I think 27. e5 is a big blunder to make black a winning position.

I like attacking with the sicilian.

Btw: @okandeniz When someone plays a nice game, then you usually congrat him and don't remark the mistakes... (Btw: I bet you only found this because of the Pc evaluation.)

No. it was a very easy position. Don't bet on things you don't know and I just wanted to tell that position. I did not look at the players who is white or black. I had no bad intentions.

@okandeniz
I'm sorry, my intention was not to insult you. I just thought it's a bit rude to just immediatly say what he did wrong. I had a tournament once, where i beat my opponent and after the game someone told him he could've won a rook in a certain position and my opponent was so sad after the game, that he left the whole tournament (not just the hall, but the whole competition).
And i thought you looked at the computer evaluation and saw the opponent was winning on a certain move and immediatly wrote this comment.

@ModernChessIsBoring realizing e5 is a blunder is very easy... it unpins the rook, so you move it.

@Luminica I know, but i thought okandeniz just looked at the computer evaluation to mention the blunder.

i also play oft sicilian and i notice white oft castle queenside and if your are not able to contrast 5 pawns attacking your king...it become a problem