Germany Bundesliga Standings and Table
Competition: Germany Bundesliga
Sport: Basketball
Region: Germany
Standings and table
League standings, team points and form load in the interactive table once the app has started.
About this competition
Germany Basketball Bundesliga Standings
A Table With Real Weight - Playoff Seeding, Play-In Stress and Relegation Pressure
The Germany Basketball Bundesliga standings matter - because they now carry a real weight on both ends. In the 2025–26 easyCredit BBL, the league is back to 18 teams and things are back to normal with a standard points-based table - the top six get straight into the playoffs, while teams 7th to 10th have to fight it out in a play-in for the last 2 remaining postseason spots. Down at the bottom, the 17th and 18th placed teams are done for - so the standings are now influencing the title race, the playoff picture and the whole survival battle at once.
What Our Database Has to Say About BBL Standings
Our database fits the BBL well and that's why it's able to explain why the table usually rewards good teams in the long run.
- 76.8% favourite win rate
- 60.0% home team come out on top
- 11.6 average winning margin
- 53.7% games are decided by 10 points or fewer
This is a pretty strong mix when it comes to reading the table - favourites do win enough for the better teams to rise to the top, but more than half of the games are still really close, which keeps things pretty uncertain when it comes to playoff seeding and the play-in line.
A League With a Rich History at the Top
The Bundesliga table also carries a bit more historical significance than most domestic league tables. The BBL has been running since 1966–67, and the broader German championship history goes back even further. When it comes to all-time titles Bayer Giants Leverkusen are still the team to beat with 14 championships, but the modern era has seen a shift towards teams like ALBA Berlin and Bayern Munich. Bayern are the reigning champs after taking the 2024–25 title, while ALBA, Ulm and Bamberg remain always lurking in the background whenever the top of the standings starts to take shape.
Recent Champions and the Current Title Picture
If you look back at recent title history, you can see how much the BBL table can change from one era to the next.
- 2024–25: Bayern Munich
- 2023–24: Bayern Munich
- 2022–23: ratiopharm Ulm
- 2021–22: ALBA Berlin
- 2020–21: ALBA Berlin
- 2019–20: ALBA Berlin
That's a pretty useful sequence to look at because it shows just how much continuity and change happen in the BBL. Bayern Munich have reasserted themselves at the top, ALBA Berlin had their own little run, and Ulm broke through in 2022–23 - that's why the standings are rarely ever just a formality. They shape the title market, but they also shape how bookies read the gap between the top teams and everyone else.