Bjergsen believes 100 Thieves were too predictable at 2023 LCS Spring Playoffs

Despite their resurgence at the end of the regular LCS season, the team was clean-swept by FlyQuest on March 24 and lost to Golden Guardians in a close, silver-scraped series the next day, leaving League of Legends fans disheartened.

In an interview with Travis Gafford, Bjergsen shared insights into what went wrong for their team.

"I think we [had] kind of an issue with team fighting, especially how we deal with flanks. We lost in key moments in team fights," Bjergsen said.

"We had a lot of problems and we kind of band-aided those problems by playing very one-dimensional. We have so many lock-bans and very obvious pick order and champions.

"I think to win a championship you don't have to be able to play everything, but you need to be less predictable."

He added: "We are aware of our individual weaknesses both in terms of play and champion pool that is making us such a one-dimensional team. We individually need to shape up and be more like diverse."