{"id":243374,"date":"2026-08-28T08:27:37","date_gmt":"2026-08-28T05:27:37","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/vpesports.com\/cs\/?p=243374"},"modified":"2026-08-28T19:04:05","modified_gmt":"2026-08-28T16:04:05","slug":"device-tours-100-thieves-new-belgrade-training-center","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/vpesports.com\/cs\/device-tours-100-thieves-new-belgrade-training-center\/","title":{"rendered":"device tours 100 Thieves’ new Belgrade training center"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Nicolai “device” Reedtz has shown the new 100 Thieves training center in Belgrade, Serbia, in a video released by the organization. The video places the team together inside the new site while device walks through the rooms and equipment available to the roster.<\/p>\n

Two independently published reports describe the venue as a two-floor installation. Both accounts identify a gaming room, kitchen facilities, office or meeting space, and rooms intended for content production. The documented areas also include a podcast recording studio, while the facility was still not fully complete when device presented it.<\/p>\n

The tour provides primary-source material from device alongside cross-source verification of the basic layout and location.<\/p>\n

The footage did more than show the building itself. Device also displayed some video and in-game settings used by his teammates. The evidence does not specify which settings were shown or assign particular configurations to individual players, but it confirms that the tour included material connected to the team’s Counter-Strike setup rather than only a building walkthrough.<\/p>\n

100 Thieves returned to Counter-Strike in November 2025. Device has been with the project from its beginning and has won two titles with the organization, giving the new training center context within a project that has already collected trophies.<\/p>\n

One of those results came in May, when first place at the Parken Challenger Championship delivered the team’s first Counter-Strike trophy. At the time covered by the report, 100 Thieves was ranked thirty-first in the global VRS. The available evidence documents that ranking as a current position in the source report; it does not provide a prior ranking for comparison.<\/p>\n

What the Belgrade facility includes<\/h2>\n

The available descriptions establish a practical mix of competitive and production spaces. The overlap between the reports supports the presence of dedicated play, work, food, and media areas.<\/p>\n

The building has two floors, but neither report gives room measurements, workstation totals, or a complete floor-by-floor plan. That limitation matters because the tour confirms the existence of the installation and its listed functions without documenting every piece of equipment or the final layout.<\/p>\n

The reports also distinguish between what was already visible and what remained planned. The evidence therefore supports reporting both elements, but not treating the planned dining section as completed at the time of the tour.<\/p>\n