100 Thieves won the FiRe Last Chance final in Buenos Aires, sweeping Wildcard 2-0 to finish the tournament with five wins and no maps dropped.

The victory moved 100 Thieves to 18th in the Europe VRS and secured the region’s final Stage 1 spot at the Singapore Major; HOTU’s second-place finish at GLuck Moscow Cyber Games also factored into the qualification outcome.

The Singapore Major will be 100 Thieves’ first Counter-Strike Major appearance: although the organization qualified for the 2018 ELEAGUE Major Boston with the ex-Immortals lineup, immigration issues kept that team from attending.

The final’s opening map, Cache, went to double overtime after 100 Thieves let several advantages slip, including a 5v2 in the pistol round, before Nicolai “device” Reedtz clinched the win in a 1v1 with three seconds left.

100 Thieves were more convincing on Dust2, where their 17-1 record over the previous three months showed as they built an 8-4 T-side lead and finished with a 5-0 run.

Device topped the final’s statistics for 100 Thieves with 45 kills, 26 deaths and a 1.53 rating.