Call of Duty is one of the biggest Esports titles that is making about $3 million per day from physical purchases and online transactions only. Being such a big franchise, Call of Duty organizes a lot of tournaments for players to compete against each other. Naturally, many big and renowned Esports organizations take part in these tournaments, 100 Thieves being a notable name among them.
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100 Thieves recently took to Twitter to announce a new member joining them as a competitive Warzone player.
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100 Thieves’ new Call of Duty player
100 Thieves welcomed Rhys Price, better known as Rated, in the gaming community on Twitter. Rated will be their newest competitive Warzone player and creator. 100 Thieves also stated they are very excited to see Rated playing under the 100 Thieves banner. The gamer will try to bring some glory to the organization by competing in CoD Warzone.
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Welcome Rhys “@Rated_COD” Price as our newest competitive Warzone player & creator!
With 7 years competing in Call of Duty at the highest level, he took Warzone by storm at launch. We're so excited to have him and can't wait to see him play under the 100 Thieves banner! #100T pic.twitter.com/TUnfwLAatD
— 100 Thieves (@100Thieves) November 25, 2020
How Rated pictures 100 Thieves
According to Rated, this was a once in a lifetime opportunity, and he went with it. He went to 100 Thieves as they are globally recognized and are one of the biggest brands in Esports. Rated claims he wants all the support for the future from 100 Thieves and will try his best to bring some W’s for his org.
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Rhys Price, who started his CoD journey with Modern Warfare 2, also states that Call of Duty has still not reached the level it’s capable of. According to him, CoD can become the best Esports franchise in the entire world. He also proceeded to express his gratitude to the CoD franchise, especially since he and many others are making a living off it.
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