Error reading move: Qe5 Another Chess960 Scandinavia.  Dominguez is OK in bringing his queen out as the white knights are far  away from it. However, Vachier-Lagrave can attack it with a bishop too.  This is already a very serious inaccuracy. That is the problem! Without  the queens, the c7-pawn suffers. Accepting the inevitable loss. White is  aiming for quick development. An opening disaster for Dominguez. He lost a pawn for no real compensation and on the top of that has a weakness along  the d-file. A powerful way to bring the second knight to an excellent  outpost. Vachier-Lagrave fixes some squares for his knight while limiting  the enemy bishop. White keeps the edge, but his opponent manages to  stabilize the position, and the good bishop somewhat compensates for the  lack of the pawn. Fewer pawns, fewer headaches. Solid play in the arising  time deficit. Dominguez squeezes the maximum out of the position. His  bishop is out, his king is safe, and the e5-pawn, a potential target.  Forcing matters. The best defense. Missing another chance.
1. d2d4  1... e7e5 