Standings
LNB · 2026Current LNB 2026 standings with 9 teams. Olimpia Kings leads the table with 15 points after 16 matches, followed by Colonias Gold on 14 points. The table shows wins, losses, scoring, and win percentage — essential for pre-match betting analysis.
| Team | Played | Won | Lost | Points For:Points Against | Point Diff | Form |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team1Olimpia Kings | Played16 | Won15 | Lost1 | Points For:Points Against1477:1169 | Point Diff+308 | Form WWLWW |
| Team2Colonias Gold | Played16 | Won14 | Lost2 | Points For:Points Against1452:1131 | Point Diff+321 | Form WWWWW |
| Team3Dep. San Jose | Played16 | Won12 | Lost4 | Points For:Points Against1316:976 | Point Diff+340 | Form WLWLW |
| Team4Felix Perez Cardozo | Played16 | Won10 | Lost6 | Points For:Points Against1299:1080 | Point Diff+219 | Form WWWWL |
| Team5Deportivo Amambay | Played16 | Won9 | Lost7 | Points For:Points Against1270:1204 | Point Diff+66 | Form LWWWW |
| Team6San Alfonzo | Played16 | Won5 | Lost11 | Points For:Points Against1110:1481 | Point Diff-371 | Form LLLLL |
| Team7Deportivo Campoalto | Played16 | Won4 | Lost12 | Points For:Points Against1088:1295 | Point Diff-207 | Form LWLLL |
| Team8Ciudad Nueva | Played16 | Won3 | Lost13 | Points For:Points Against1053:1266 | Point Diff-213 | Form LLWWL |
| Team9Sportivo Luqueno | Played16 | Won0 | Lost16 | Points For:Points Against936:1399 | Point Diff-463 | Form LLLLL |
Team Stats
Side-by-side performance comparison of all 9 teams in the LNB. Olimpia Kings leads with 15 wins this season. The colour-coded heatmap highlights wins, losses, scoring, scoring difference, and win percentage — making it easy to spot the strongest and weakest teams at a glance for betting analysis.
Top Scoring Teams
| Team | # | Played | Won | Lost | Points For | Points Against |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TeamOlimpia Kings | #1 | Played16 | Won15 | Lost1 | Points For1477 | Points Against1169 |
| TeamColonias Gold | #2 | Played16 | Won14 | Lost2 | Points For1452 | Points Against1131 |
| TeamDep. San Jose | #3 | Played16 | Won12 | Lost4 | Points For1316 | Points Against976 |
| TeamFelix Perez Cardozo | #4 | Played16 | Won10 | Lost6 | Points For1299 | Points Against1080 |
| TeamDeportivo Amambay | #5 | Played16 | Won9 | Lost7 | Points For1270 | Points Against1204 |
| TeamSan Alfonzo | #6 | Played16 | Won5 | Lost11 | Points For1110 | Points Against1481 |
| TeamDeportivo Campoalto | #7 | Played16 | Won4 | Lost12 | Points For1088 | Points Against1295 |
| TeamCiudad Nueva | #8 | Played16 | Won3 | Lost13 | Points For1053 | Points Against1266 |
| TeamSportivo Luqueno | #9 | Played16 | Won0 | Lost16 | Points For936 | Points Against1399 |
Past Seasons
LNBBrowse 6 archived seasons of the LNB, from 2021 to 2026. Each season page includes full standings, top scorers, and match results — useful for comparing historical performance and identifying long-term betting patterns.
History 19 Mar 2026
The Liga Nacional de Básquetbol was established in 1937 as Paraguay's premier professional basketball competition, coinciding with the broader development of organized sports in South America. The league has evolved from a regional competition into a well-structured professional circuit that attracts top talent from across Paraguay and neighboring countries. Over nearly nine decades, the LNB has undergone significant structural changes, including the introduction of the Apertura/Clausura split-season format that divides the competitive year into two distinct championship cycles. This format change modernized the league's structure and increased the frequency of championship opportunities, making the competition more dynamic and engaging for fans and teams alike. The league has maintained its position as the cornerstone of Paraguayan basketball development and continues to be recognized as one of South America's established professional basketball competitions.
- —1937 — Liga Nacional de Básquetbol founded as Paraguay's top-tier professional basketball competition
- —1970s — Introduction of structured playoff system to determine league champions
- —2000s — Adoption of Apertura/Clausura format, creating two championship opportunities per season
- —2010s — Expansion and modernization of league infrastructure and broadcast capabilities
- —2024 — Deportivo San Jose won the Apertura championship, demonstrating competitive balance
- —2025 — Olimpia Kings claimed the Clausura title, extending their record to 35 league championships
Competition Format 19 Mar 2026
The Liga Nacional de Básquetbol operates on a split-season format, dividing the competitive year into Apertura (opening) and Clausura (closing) tournaments. Each tournament features eleven teams competing in a round-robin format followed by playoff rounds to determine the champion. The regular season establishes seeding for the playoffs, where the top teams advance through elimination rounds culminating in a best-of-five finals series. This format provides two championship opportunities annually and maintains sustained competitive interest throughout the calendar year. Playoff matches are typically played in a best-of-five series format, with the first team to secure three victories claiming the title.
Records 19 Mar 2026
The 2025 Clausura season saw Olimpia Kings defeat Colonias Gold 62–56 in the championship finals, with Olimpia claiming their 35th title in league history.
Analysis 19 Mar 2026
Current Season Analysis
The 2025 LNB season has showcased the league's competitive depth and the enduring dominance of Olimpia Kings, who secured the Clausura championship by defeating Colonias Gold 62–56 in a tightly contested five-game finals series. This victory marked Olimpia's 35th league title, further cementing their status as the most successful franchise in Paraguayan basketball history. The championship run demonstrated their consistency and championship experience, as they navigated through the playoffs with precision and veteran leadership.
The race for the championship was notably competitive, with Colonias Gold emerging as a formidable challenger throughout the tournament. Their aggressive play and strong regular season performance pushed them into the finals, where they mounted a serious challenge against the favored Olimpia Kings. This competitive balance reflects the improving quality of play across the league and the emergence of new contenders capable of challenging the traditional powerhouses. Deportivo San Jose and Felix Perez Cardozo also demonstrated strong performances, positioning themselves as serious contenders for future championships.
The 2025 season has been marked by high-scoring games and competitive intensity, with most matches featuring both teams scoring well above 60 points. The regular season data showed a home advantage of approximately 19.9 percentage points, indicating that teams playing at home maintain a significant competitive edge. This home court advantage is particularly pronounced in playoff situations, where familiar surroundings and fan support become critical factors in close contests.
Deportivo Amambay emerged as one of the early-season standouts with a 67% win rate through their opening matches, demonstrating offensive prowess with 255 points scored across just three games. Their goal differential of +50 points indicated a team capable of controlling games against their opponents. Similarly, Deportivo Campoalto maintained a competitive 67% win rate while demonstrating defensive discipline, though their scoring output was more modest at 216 points through three games.
The 2025 season has revealed an interesting dynamic where multiple teams are capable of competing at a high level, challenging the traditional dominance of the established powerhouses. The introduction of competitive franchises like Colonias Gold and the continued strength of Deportivo San Jose suggest that the LNB is evolving into a more balanced competition. This parity is positive for the league's long-term development, as it creates unpredictability and excitement for fans while providing motivation for emerging franchises to invest in player development and infrastructure improvements.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many teams are in the Paraguay LNB?
As of 2025, eleven teams compete in the Liga Nacional de Básquetbol, making it a competitive and balanced professional league.
Who has won the most LNB titles?
Olimpia Kings holds the record with 35 championship titles as of 2025, making them the most successful franchise in Paraguay basketball history.
Does the LNB have playoffs?
Yes, the LNB features a playoff system following the regular season. Teams compete in elimination rounds culminating in best-of-five finals series to determine the champion.
What is the Apertura/Clausura format?
The LNB uses a split-season format with Apertura (opening) and Clausura (closing) tournaments each year, providing two championship opportunities annually and maintaining competitive interest year-round.
When was the LNB founded?
The Liga Nacional de Básquetbol was founded in 1937, making it one of South America's oldest professional basketball competitions.
Is the LNB broadcast internationally?
The LNB has been expanding its broadcast reach through digital platforms and regional partnerships, making games increasingly accessible to audiences across South America and internationally.
API data: 26 Jun 2026 · Content updated: 19 Mar 2026