100 Thieves

 is an American esports organization created by Matthew "Nadeshot" Haag. It is currently affiliated with the Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert. They currently field teams in League of Legends, Fortnite, Apex Legends and Valorant. They own the CDL franchise Los Angeles Thieves.

Black Ops 3
100 Thieves was founded by Nadeshot on April 18, 2016. The Call of Duty team KingPapey was bought out by Nadeshot to form the first roster. The team originally consisted of Royalty, Nelson, Examples, and Johnny. This team qualified for the CWL Stage 2 through the relegation tournament when they were known as "KingPapey" by eliminating Call of Duty veterans, Team Kaliber. 100 Thieves, with ACHES and Remy replacing Nelson and Examples, attended MLG Anaheim Open 2016. But they struggled in pool play finishing last in their group with an 0-3 record. They matched up against Cloud9 Eclipse in losers round one and lost 3-0 giving them a 17th-20th placing. This placing led the team to NaDeSHoT disbanding the Call of Duty roster and leaving the Call of Duty eSports scene.

Black Ops 4
100 Thieves rejoined Call of Duty after a two year hiatus with the pickup of Fero and Kenny on August 28, 2018, later adding Octane on August 31, 2018. With the 2019 SEAson going 5v5, 100T completed their 5-man roster with adding SlasheR and Enable on September 26, 2018. By signing five of the best players from the World War II season, 100T was one of the favorites going into CWL Las Vegas Open. Things did not go planned. After starting off Pool Play 2-0, they lost to eUnited and Team Sween which put them in third place - losers bracket. They defeated G2 Esports in Losers Round 3 before getting eliminated by Luminosity Gaming in Losers Round 4 for a Top 12 finish. It was a poor placing but it qualified them for the important CWL Pro League Qualifier. At the qualifier, 100T started 1-2 and were down 0-2 to Mazer Gaming in their fourth match, a loss here would eliminated them from potential qualification. The team dug deep, reverse swept Mazer, and then won their final two matches to somehow get Top 2 in the pool, auto qualifying them for the league. This was too close for confort though, and internal problems with roles and personalities forced Fero out of the starting lineup with Priestahh coming in on loan from FaZe Clan, along with new coach Crowder. The team spent a lot of time practicing to get ready for the beginning of the CWL Pro League that would begin in just a few weeks later. 100 Thieves went 5-2 in their first split and went into CWL Fort Worth with renewed spirits after their roller coaster beginning to the season. Placed in Pool B, the team won two of their three matches, but so did two other teams. They were sent to the losers bracket on head to head tiebreakers. They caught fire in the losers bracket by defeating eUnited, Denial Esports, and Team Heretics before facing off against Enigma6 Group in Losers Round 4. After winning map 1 and going up 5-1 in the Search and Destroy, Priestahh threw up on stage and had to be replaced by Fero for the remainder of the series and tournament. They won the series 3-1 before falling to Team Reciprocity in the next round. Many believe 100 Thieves had a great chance at winning the whole event had Priestahh not gotten sick. The full team returned for the first cross-division split of the league. They went 3-1, only losing to Midnight Esports in map 5. Next, the team crossed the Atlantic for the sole non US event of the year, CWL London. 100 Thieves beat Team Reciprocity and Enigma6 Group before losing to OpTic Gaming. After storming through the winners bracket, the two teams faced off again in the Winners Final. 100 Thieves had played OpTic on maps that were not their best in Pool Play, this confusion allowed 100T to get their actual best maps in the bracket stage, and sent OpTic to losers 3-1. eUnited challenged the team from losers, but 100 Thieves won that series 3-1 and took home the first ever championship for the organization in any esport. Octane took home the MVP and the team returned stateside for the mid season break.