100 Thieves and Totino's Announce Fortnite Gaming House

In an announcement made by 100 Thieves, the professional gaming team and brand revealed their future with Totino’s and Fortnite. 

Since the beginning of the year, 100 Thieves has been training their Fortnite team. However, it was the announcement of the Fortnite World Cup by Epic Games that completely changed their vision for 100T and Fortnite action. 

With 30 million dollars on the line, 100 Thieves is bringing together the best of the best from the Battle Bus to their newly announced Totino’s Fortnite World Cup house. Along with Totino’s, the 100 Thieves Fortnite roster across many disciplines will be training under the same room with their crosshairs aimed at World Cup glory. 

Running alongside their new gaming mansion and Fornite players, 100 Thieves will also be producing a new video series on their YouTube channel called Loot. The series will follow the development and participation of their Fortnite rosters as they train from within the Totino’s World Cup House, with all things leading to the Fortnite World Cup. 

Team owner Matthew “Nadeshot” Haag announced the roster update, the Totino’s branded gaming house, and their new video series in a short video. 

“Totino’s has been an incredible partner for our Call of Duty team and [02100] docuseries, so we couldn’t be happier that the company is now a presenting sponsor of our Fortnite team as well,” said Nadeshot in their press release. “The Atlanta house will allow our professional players to practice the same way they’ll compete, and the Loot series will give our fans a closer look at their journeys to success. We’re stoked - we can’t wait for what’s next for our Fortnite team.”

100 Thieves is a relatively new team in the Esports world, but with team owner Nadeshot’s experience in professional gaming, the goals have been lofty, to say the least, right out of the gate. The 100 Thieves League of Legends team started off their stint in the LCS with some pretty stellar play in 2018 but has since fallen off in 2019. Recently, 100 Thieves parted ways with their LoL mid-laner Huhi. 

In Call of Duty, 100 Thieves dresses one of the most talented teams in North America. Which makes a bit more sense, as Nadeshot was once a leader on OpTic Gaming’s globally recognized CoD powerhouse squad. The announcement of the partnership with Totino’s and the launch of their new Atlanta-based Fornite gaming house is a big deal, only to be overshadowed by the potential of the upcoming Fortnite competitive scene. 

Follow along here as the 100 Thieves Fortnite team fights to qualify for the Fortnite World Cup, which will be hosted in New York City this July.