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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 105 entries checked · 76 flagged · 223 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 223 still open
Microsoft Xbox Partnership — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section claims the Xbox One was the first console in the Xbox series to be released in China, but the Xbox 360 was released in China earlier via gray market channels, and the Xbox One was the first officially released in China in 2014.
Call of Duty League Roster — The entry states 100 Thieves acquired OpTic Gaming's slot to enter the CDL, but they actually acquired the Los Angeles Guerrillas' slot (which was owned by Kroenke Sports & Entertainment).
Nadeshot Founding Era — The entry states Nadeshot leveraged his reputation from 'Call of Duty and Fortnite' to attract top talent, but Fortnite was not a game Nadeshot was known for during the founding era.
Nadeshot Founding Era — The entry lists 'Key Breakout Title=Fortnite', but 100 Thieves' early breakout titles were Call of Duty and League of Legends, not Fortnite.
Matt Haag (Matty) — The entry incorrectly refers to the founder as 'Matty' instead of his primary alias 'Nadeshot'.
Matt Haag (Matty) — The claim that the founder was a Fortnite content creator or professional player is inaccurate; he was a Call of Duty professional and content creator.
The 100 Thieves Foundation — Dr. Disrespect (Matthew Emmons) is not a founder or member of 100 Thieves; he was never part of the organization's leadership.
The 100 Thieves Foundation — The claim that Dr. Disrespect founded the 100 Thieves Foundation is incorrect; the foundation is a charitable arm of 100 Thieves, which was co-founded by Nadeshot, not Dr. Disrespect.
Call of Duty League Legacy — The entry states the CDL franchise was founded by NICKMERCS, but 100 Thieves was founded by Matthew 'Nadeshot' Haag, not NICKMERCS.
Call of Duty League Legacy — The entry claims the game franchise is 'Call of Duty: Warzone / Modern Warfare series', but the CDL is based on mainline Call of Duty titles, not Warzone.
Valorant Champions Tour History — The roster featuring Asuna and Stellar is incorrect; the 2021 VCT Masters Reykjavik roster featured Asuna, Hiko, Nitr0, Ethan, and Steel, not Stellar.
Valorant Champions Tour History — The claim that 100 Thieves was 'one of the first North American teams to reach a VCT Masters Grand Final' is misleading; they were the first and only North American team to reach a VCT Masters Grand Final at Reykjavik 2021 (prior to the franchising era).
SypherPK — The entry states 'Primary Focus=Minecraft' in the STATS section, but SypherPK is primarily known for Fortnite content, not Minecraft.
SypherPK — The entry states 'In February 2021, Fortnite unveiled its collaboration with SypherPK in the form of a locker bundle.' The actual collaboration was released in September 2022, not February 2021.
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