Matthew "Nadeshot" Haag, 8x Call of Duty champion, founder of 100 Thieves, and a man whose partnership with Roobet was once greeted with replies so hostile they could peel paint, just hit for $110,080.00 on the very same casino. Roobet posted the clip Tuesday afternoon with the energy of proud parents at a piano recital, and honestly, they have earned it.

The video is 24 seconds long. It shows Nadeshot, seated and focused, watching the reels spin and the numbers climb until the balance lands at a clean six figures. No screaming. No chair-throwing. Just the quiet satisfaction of a man who turned a hoodie brand into a competitive institution and is now casually adding $110K to his balance like it's a quarterly bonus. The clip is smooth, the money is real, and the win is exactly the kind of content that makes a sponsorship look less like a gamble and more like an investment.

This is not his first rodeo with Roobet's random number generator. A couple of weeks back, Nadeshot turned $1,000 into $81,500 on a single round of Keno by picking ten numbers and watching all ten hit. That was already the kind of result that makes eight Call of Duty championships look like volunteer work in the salary department. Now he has added another $110K to the ledger. The man is not just winning. He is making the entire esports-to-gambling pipeline look like a financial planning strategy.

The partnership that keeps paying

When Nadeshot announced his Roobet deal, the replies were a warzone. Day 2 of the sponsorship was met with an accusation so brutal, the kind where someone says you would take a check from the person who punched your daughter in the face, that it became its own headline. Fellow Roobet affiliates called him a clown who couldn't hold a deal. The audience wanted the old Nade back.

That was then. Since that baptism by fire, the 100 Thieves founder has stacked up $81.5K on Keno and now pocketed another $110,080 in a single session. If this is what getting torched in the replies looks like, send more fire.

The Roobet-100 Thieves partnership was always a calculated bet: an esports institution tying its jersey to a crypto casino and hoping the math worked out for both sides. Right now, the math is working so hard it should probably take a water break. Nadeshot is winning. 100T is winning. Roobet is collecting clips that make their sponsorship look like the smartest money in esports. The numbers are doing all the flexing, and they are flexing in six figures.

$110,080. No asterisks, no drama, no replies section meltdown. Just a clean hit, a clean clip, and a man who once captained OpTic Gaming now stacking more in one session than most tournament prize pools from his playing days. The central air is still functioning, the golf shots are still flushing, and Nadeshot is still trending upward. Day whatever this is. It's working.