The 2025-26 BBL table: Bayern at 29–5 and a 17–17 cluster

BasketLive24 holds one ready standings snapshot for the BBL season that ran 26 September 2025 to 21 June 2026. Every row in that snapshot has 34 games. That makes the table directly comparable: no team is missing games inside this file.

The top of the file

Bayern are first at 29–5. They scored 2,980 points and allowed 2,530, a difference of +450. That is both the most wins and the largest point difference in the snapshot. Alba Berlin and Bamberg share 24–10. Bamberg’s difference is +278 (3,055–2,777); Alba Berlin’s is +270 (2,918–2,648). The snapshot therefore separates those two clubs on points scored and allowed, not on wins.

The 17–17 cluster

Three teams sit on 17–17: Vechta (+55, 3,064–3,009), Rostock (+53, 2,849–2,796) and Trier (−98, 3,073–3,171). Trier scored the most points of that trio and still hold a negative difference. The same 17–17 win-loss record produces three different ranks (7, 9 and 8 in the stored order) because the snapshot also stores point difference.

• Bayern 29–5, +450
• Alba Berlin 24–10, +270
• Bamberg 24–10, +278
• Vechta, Trier, Rostock 17–17
• Heidelberg 9–25, +267 points against them

The spread

First place has 29 wins. Last place, Heidelberg, has 9 wins and 25 losses (2,676–2,943, −267). That is a 20-win gap across 18 clubs. Chemnitz, relevant to the new season’s opening fixture, are 12th at 16–18 (−74).

What the snapshot is not

It is not a live 2026-27 table. The new BBL season in our season table starts on 18 September 2026 and has scheduled games only. Player-level season stats are not in this snapshot. The insight is the shape of the last completed 34-game BBL table BasketLive24 currently stores as ready.

Snapshot size: 18 teams, 34 games each

Win gap 1st to 18th: 29 to 9

Shared records: 24-10 x2 · 17-17 x3