Team
Los Angeles Thieves
Los Angeles Thieves is 100 Thieves' city-franchise team in the Call of Duty League.
Commercial snapshot
Founded
2020
Based in
The Team uses the Los Angeles franchise identity under 100 Thieves.
Signature achievement
2022 Call of Duty League World Champion
Club
Game
Tournament
Partnerships
Commercial categories and activation routes identified from the profile.
Category
Consumer technology
Partner
Commercial note
VALORANT content, broadcast presence, and fan experiences[7]
Category
Betting and naming rights
Partner
Commercial note
Multi-year CS2 team and Serbia training facility[6]
Category
Fashion and IP
Partner
Commercial note
Apparel, footwear, and limited-edition collaborations[1]
Category
Fashion and IP
Partner
Commercial note
Historical 2024 apparel, footwear and limited-edition collaboration; not evidence of a current sponsorship.[1]
References2
- [1]About 100 Thieves — Official ownership and team identity context.
- [2]Call of Duty League schedule — Official competition participation source.
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