Interesting.
Using small bait to mate

Here is an example where a natural blunder by my opponent allows me to take the queen (and the lead!) in an otherwise apparently dire situation:

24 ... Be6 25.Qg6 Bf7
That's a fine draw. Various sacs I tried around it run out of gas. Nice!

I've updated the last board with some analysis. Thanks, guys.
P.S.: I take no credit for the thematic position and g5-line attack; it's Bobby Fisher's (of course!).

I don't have the full game, just this combination saved on my phone. Also, I don't mate but my opponent greedily takes a pawn and I then make a serious of combinations to win his queen :) I'll post it as a puzzle for fun.

I think one way to describe what I'm thinking (or giving preferential priority to) under timed play is shaping the field of play by drawing people off, much like in sports when your opponent is playing man and you create space by having decoys run out/away (or in - see pick&roll) from the actual line of play (or pass) you think you can exploit (cause a scoring opportunity).
Please post games where mate is achieved suddenly when the opponent takes a small bait (poisoned pawn, opened lane, chased piece, etc.). Thanks!