The Snooker-Bundesliga (German: 1. Bundesliga Snooker) is the highest level of the league system for team snooker in Germany, organised by the German Billiards Union. Created in 1998, the league features eight teams of five players representing their region against other such teams. Being the top of the domestic snooker pyramid, three teams are relegated each season to the 2nd Bundesliga.
A matchday consists of eight snooker matches in best-of-five format.
Winners With a total of seven German championship titles, the Billard Sportverein Wuppertal 1929 (BSV Wuppertal for short), which was known as BBF Wuppertal (Barmer Billardfreunde Wuppertal) until 2011, is the record champion.
1999: PSV Duisburg 2000: 1st SC Breakers Rüsselsheim 2001: PSC Kaufbeuren 2002: PSC Kaufbeuren 2003: BBF Wuppertal 2004: BSC Füssen 2005: PSC Kaufbeuren 2006: 1. Berliner SV 2007: 1st SC Breakers Rüsselsheim 2008: BBF Wuppertal 2009: BBF Wuppertal 2010: BBF Wuppertal 2011: BBF Wuppertal 2012: BBF Wuppertal 2013: BSV Wuppertal 1929 (previously BBF Wuppertal) 2014: BC Stuttgart 1891 2015: 1st DSC Hannover 2016: SC 147 Essen 2017: BC Stuttgart 1891 2018: 1. SC Mayen-Koblenz 2019: 1. SC Mayen-Koblenz 2020: TSG Heilbronn 2021: not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic 2022: TSG Heilbronn 2023: 1. SC Mayen-Koblenz 2024: 1. SC Mayen-Koblenz 2025: 1. SC Mayen-Koblenz
Players Former and current notable players within the tournament include:
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