How much has 100 Thieves raised?

100 Thieves has disclosed $120 million across three major venture rounds. The major rounds were $25 million Series A, $35 million Series B, and $60 million Series C.

The company has not disclosed a newer funding round after the 2021 Series C in the sources reviewed. Because esports valuations compressed after 2021, the $460 million valuation should be treated as historical.

Investors and backers have included Drake, Scooter Braun, Sequoia, Artist Capital Management, Green Bay Ventures, Aglae Ventures, and other strategic or venture investors. The mix reflects brand, entertainment, gaming, and consumer-investing theses.

The valuation rose during a period of strong investor interest in gaming, esports, creator brands, and direct-to-consumer commerce. Later restructuring and layoffs show why current buying power should be qualified through active budgets, not just historical valuation.

100 Thieves has not publicly disclosed profitability or IPO timing. Its restructuring toward esports and apparel suggests discipline around burn and focus, but public filings are unavailable because the company remains private.

The company has brand power and investor backing, but procurement is likely selective after restructuring. Strong pitches should tie directly to merchandise sell-through, sponsor revenue, creator efficiency, community growth, production quality, or esports performance.