100 Thieves is a gaming organization/lifestyle brand with multiple esports teams under its management. It is founded by a well-known and decorated Call of Duty player, Matthew "Nadeshot" Haag.

100 Thieves will not take part in the 2020 Call of Duty League season as the league is moving to a city-franchise model, owner Matthew "Nadeshot" Haag announced Thursday. The former Call of Duty ...

Given Haag’s own history with “Call of Duty,” it was a surprise to many fans that 100 Thieves didn’t have a team in the inaugural season of the Call of Duty League in 2020. In a somber ...

After adding nine teams across North America and Europe, Activision Blizzard's future franchised Call of Duty league hit a snag Thursday: 100 Thieves, the organization founded by Call of Duty ...

One of the biggest and most prominent eSports organizations--100 Thieves--will not have a team competing in the Call of Duty World League scheduled to begin in 2020. In a video statement ...

Thieves has announced Razer as its latest partner, providing its teams with chairs, headsets, and controllers.

Ahead of the Call of Duty League Championship, Esports Insider takes a closer look at the Los Angeles Thieves and its chances ...

100 Thieves co-owner and CEO ... contracts to develop the roster of the organization's team (LA Thieves) for the professional Call of Duty League (CDL). Though no date has been announced for ...

Nadeshot recently opened up about the immense pressure that comes with being part of a super team in the Call of Duty League (CDL). As the founder of 100 Thieves and a former professional player ...

BREAKING - Sam "Octane" Larew has retired from competing in the Call of Duty League and will move to content creation for 100 Thieves. Octane's career was full of accolades. With nine ...

Gaming and lifestyle organization 100 Thieves has joined the Call of Duty League as the Los Angeles Thieves, it was announced on Friday morning. The team will operate out of the 100 Thieves Cash ...