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Build Your Lebanese Dream Team.

Compete with friends, join private leagues, and prove you're the ultimate fantasy manager in the first fantasy experience for the Lebanese Basketball League.

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Ali Haidar
A. Haidar
32 pts Sagesse
Ahmad Ibrahim
A. Ibrahim
27 pts Homenetmen
Hayk Gyokchyan
H. Gyokchyan
24 pts Al Riyadi
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Ali Mansour
A. Mansour
41 pts Al Riyadi
Jad Khalil
J. Khalil
29 pts Sagesse

Your starting five · Gameweek 6

How it works

  1. Choose your team Pick your five within budget, name a captain, and lock it in before tip-off.
  2. Earn points from real-life performances Every bucket, board, assist and steal in the LBL feeds straight into your score.
  3. Compete with other fantasy players Climb the global table or start a private league and settle it with your friends.

Top performers

F Youssef Khayat

Youssef Khayat

Sagesse

18.7PTS $12.1
G Wael Arakji

Wael Arakji

Al Riyadi

16.2PTS $13.4
C Jihad El Khatib

Jihad El Khatib

Central

14.1PTS $9.6

How to play

The rules,
in four plays.

Everything that decides your score — squad, deadline, transfers, boosters.

Your squad

  • 8 players — 5 starters (1 Center, 2 Forwards, 2 Guards) and 3 on the bench.
  • 1 coach, taken from a real LBL team.
  • 1 captain from your starters, who scores double.
  • Stay inside your 100M budget.
  • Never more than 3 players from one real team.
  • At most 2 foreign players in your eight — imports are capped, same as the real thing.

Deadlines

Every round locks at the tip-off of its first game. Bring in a new player after that and they'll start scoring for you next round instead.

Two moves stay free even after the lock, right up until that player takes the floor: swapping a bench player into your five, and changing your captain.

Transfers

  • You get 1 free transfer a round, and they stack up to 4 if you sit on them.
  • Anything past your free ones costs −5 points.
  • Transfers apply from the next round onward.
  • Budget and the 3-per-team limit still apply.

Boosters

One booster per round, and each one can be played once per season segment — first half, second half, playoffs.

Bench Boost
Your bench scores this round too
6th Man
Add any player free, for one round (counts toward the foreign cap)
Dream Team
Unlimited budget and transfers, one round (the foreign cap still holds)
Win Boost
+5 pts per player whose team wins
Coach Boost
Doubles your coach's points

How points are scored

Every starter earns off their real box score, so all-around nights beat empty buckets.

StatEarns
Points1 per 3 scored
Rebounds1 per 2 boards
Assists1 each
Steals2 each
Blocks3 each
Personal fouls−1 each

Only your five starters score, unless you play Bench Boost. Your coach earns their real team's point difference that round — so a blowout loss can pull you backwards.

Still curious

Good questions.

How much does it cost to play?

Nothing. Fantasy LBL is free to download and free to play for the whole season — you're playing for bragging rights, not a paywall.

I don't follow the LBL that closely. Can I still be competitive?

Absolutely — plenty of managers start knowing two or three names. The app shows you who's in form, who's cheap, and who just went off for 30, so you learn the league by playing it. Some of the best picks are players nobody's heard of yet.

How do I play against my friends?

Create a league and you'll get a 6-digit code. Send it to whoever you want — friends, cousins, the group chat, your coworkers — and everyone who joins gets ranked against each other on your own private table. You can be in as many leagues as you like with the same squad.

How much time does this actually take?

A couple of minutes a week. Set your team before the deadline and you're done — or obsess over every matchup and price change if that's more your speed. Both kinds of manager win leagues.

What kind of player actually racks up points?

All-rounders. A guard who scores 20 but does nothing else can get out-pointed by a big man with 12 points, 10 rebounds and 3 blocks. Steals and blocks are worth a lot, and fouls quietly cost you — so minutes and discipline matter as much as raw scoring.

Who should I make captain?

Your captain scores double, so back the starter with the highest ceiling that round — usually a star with a soft matchup. It's the single biggest swing in your week, and the fastest way to jump your friends on the table.

The season's already going. Is it too late to join?

Not at all. Jump in whenever — and there's a Second Chance table that only counts points from mid-season onward, so late arrivals are competing on level ground instead of chasing a lead they never had a shot at.