Le Thao Nguyen Pham (aka Fh2411) - International Master Extraordinaire
Meet Le Thao Nguyen Pham, affectionately known in the chess world by the handle Fh2411. This International Master, crowned by FIDE, has been making waves on the chessboard with a blend of tactical sharpness and endgame wizardry that’s almost magical. If chess were a game of thrones, Fh2411 would definitely have a claim on the iron crown!
Starting with humble beginnings and a Blitz rating just above 1400 in 2014, Fh2411 quickly powered through the ranks to an impressive peak Blitz rating of 2713 in April 2025—a performance level that could make grandmasters break a sweat. Known for their resilience and psychological fortitude, this player boasts an incredible 85.06% comeback rate, turning near-defeats into thrilling victories. The motto here? "Never say die" echoes from every pawn push and knight fork.
Fh2411’s playing style is a curious cocktail: nearly 90% frequency of endgame mastery, with games often stretching into marathons of 85 moves before concluding with poetic checkmates or resigned opponents scratching their heads. Whether playing White or Black, the win rates hover impressively around 50% and 43% respectively, demonstrating versatility and deep opening preparation.
Speaking of openings, though "Top Secret" is officially listed as their favorite (perhaps a little espionage in their arsenal?), they don’t shy away from classic lines like the London System, Indian Game, or Caro-Kann Defense. These choices offer a perfect stage for their strategic creativity and tactical strikes.
On a lighter note, Fh2411 seems to have a penchant for playing in the wee hours. Their best time of day to play? A surprising 4 AM. Maybe strategy improves with coffee—or maybe the rest of the world just isn’t awake enough to defend!
With a longest winning streak of 14 and a somewhat shy tilt factor of 11 (because even grandmasters have off days), Fh2411 keeps chess exciting and unpredictable. Their recent games reveal stunning victories by checkmate and patient resignations from formidable opponents—proof that every move counts until the final rook swings.
Beyond the numbers, this player is a fun mix of grit, wit, and enduring love for the 64 squares. You've got to respect a player who turns a battlefield of pawns, knights, and queens into an arena of endless possibilities and occasional hilarious blunders.
Follow Fh2411’s journey—because in the world of chess, their story is just beginning, and every game is a new adventure!