100 thief Spencer “Hico” Martin said on Tuesday he was leaving the North American organization and esports veteran Professional Valorant.
One of the most popular faces in the tactical FPS genre, Seven Years of Professional Counter-Strike: Global Attack Career featuring Area51 Gaming, Complexity, Cloud9, Team Liquid, Rogue and more, Hiko has officially announced his move. Return from the Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) and become the full-time content creator of 100 Thieves.
Thank you for being part of my 14 year journey. I can’t tell you how grateful I am to my fans, the Twitch community, and 100 Thieves. I LOVE YOU ALL!!! https://t.co/EeQpjh3jgp
– 100T Hiko (@Hiko) April 12, 2022
“Today I announce my departure from professional Valoranti,” Hiko said in the video. “This decision was quite painful for me. I’m sure I’ll miss some contests, but I’m also thrilled to announce that I’ll be continuing my career creating less than 100 thieves.
After leaving the CS:GO pro game in 2019, Hiko became one of Valorant’s most successful streamers in the weeks since launch, making clip after clip with his naturally secretive solo site. Ability to play and click.
Months later, in June 2020, Clutch Captain got a new home with 100 Thieves as the main voice and team captain of the Valorant team.
“When I started playing Valorant,” Hiko said. “I wasn’t really sure if I wanted to stay in the flow or really play Valorant professionally and try to play competitive Valorant. However, when I made the decision I wanted, there were many organizations that applied. It was the closest to the vision. 100 thieves.
It looks like 100 Thieves welcomed Hiko with outstretched hands and the keys to the roster, especially since he took first place at the December 2020 North American First Strike event just weeks after compiling. from their main roster.
In the next VCT race of 2021, 100 Thieves remain on the team among the top Tier 1 teams in North America. Gambit Esports and Acend.
“It’s watched by tens of thousands of people every day,” Matthew Nadeshot, CEO of 100 Thieves The Hague, said in the video. Participate in the jump back and try to make a name for yourself in Valorant.
“He believed in the vision from the start after signing with us. He’s helped us design some of our formations over the last few years and it’s nice to be part of our organization.
Earlier this month, Dot Esports first reported that Hico is expected to leave the starting roster of 100 Thieves who are trying to drastically change their schedules under new head coach Sean Gares and general manager Daniel “DDK. ” Kapadia. .
By Esports pointThe new Valorant starting list for 100 Thieves will be:
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