Pretty cool game. The first sacrifice seemed a bit unsound, but a few inaccuracies gave you the initiative. Then some blunders allowed you to win the game.
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Believe it or not, this is a standard trap to look for in the Najdorf. This is very clearly a sound sacrifice, to the point where it can be called an 'opening trap.' It may often be a good idea to invest a minor for three pawns. If it is three Kingside pawns in an opening where black has not left himself the option of 0-0-0, then there is no question. In this game, Bxe6 should have been played on move 10, immediately after the bishop comes off of the g7 pawn. If he had been looking out for it, 10.Qd2 would have allowed for 10...Nc6.
Sorry to rain on your parade, but hopefully this will help you to reach the next level.
This is one of my best games so far. Comments are welcome as well as some helpful tips!