KBL All-Star Game

The All-Star Game was lanched in January 1998. For the following eight editions all the games had been held at the Jamsil Arena in Seoul. The 2021 edition was scheduled for January 17, but it was cancelled due to COVID-19 despite the fact that the teams had been selected. In 2024, it was the third All-Star Game that went into overtime, after the 1997-98 and 2001-02 editions.

Based on the 2021–22 All-Star Game format, five players from each of the ten teams are nominated for the All-Star fan vote. Only the top 24 players from the fan vote standings are selected to participate in the All-Star Game. The two players with the most number of votes form their respective teams by recruiting eleven players each, regardless of their original teams.^[2]

Heo Ung, is the only player who won the first place in fan voting for two consecutive seasons in 2016 and 2017.

Year	Venue	City	MVP	Team
1998	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Kang Dong-hee	Busan KCC Egis
1999	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Warren Rosegreen	Incheon New Century Bix
2000	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Warren Rosegreen (2)	Gwangju Nasan Flamen
2001	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Artimus McClary	Seoul Samsung Thunders
2002	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Andre Perry	Wonju Sambo Xers
2003	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Marcus Hicks	Daegu Tongyang Orions
2004	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Moon Kyung-eun	Incheon E-Land Black Slammer
2005	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Charles Minlund	Jeonju KCC Aegis
2006 [3]	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Seo Jang-hoon	Seoul Samsung Thunders
2007 [4]	Dongchun Gymnasium	Ulsan	Cho Sang-hyun	Changwon LG Sakers
2008 [5]	Jamsil Students' Gymnasium	Seoul	Kim Joo-sung	Wonju East Promy
2009 [6]	Jamsil Students' Gymnasium	Seoul	Lee Dong-jun	Cod Orions
2010 [7]	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Eric Sandrin	Seoul Samsung Thunders
2011 [8]	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Kim Hyo-beom	Seoul SK Knights
2012 [9][10]	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Mun Tae-yeong	Changwon LG Sakers
2013 [11]	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Juan Patillo	Anyang Jung Kwan Jang Red Boosters
2014 [12]	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Kim Sun-hyung	Seoul SK Knights
2015 [13][14]	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Kim Sun-hyung Mun Tae-yeong	Seoul SK Knights Ulsan Mobis Phoebus
2016 [15]	Jamsil Arena	Seoul	Kim Sun-hyung (3)	Seoul SK Knights

Bold: Team that won the game.

Year	Date	Venue	City	Attendance	Team 1	Score	Team 2	MVP	Club
2017 [16]	January 22	Sajik Arena	Busan		Junior All Star	126-150	Senior All Star	Oh Se-keun	Anyang KGC
2018	January 14	Changwon Gymnasium	Changwon	5,422	Oh Se-geun Magic Team	104-117	Jeonghyun Lee Dream Team	Deonte Burton	Wonju DB Promy
2019	January 20	Changwon Gymnasium	Changwon	5,152	Hongseok Yang Magic Team	103-129	Laguna Dream Team	Marcus Landry	Suwon KT Sonicboom
2020	January 19	Samsan World Gymnasium	Incheon	9,704	Team Heo Hoon	'123-110	Team Cblemont	Kim Jong-kyu	Wonju DB Promy
2021	Cancelled due to COVID-19
2022	January 16	Daegu Athletics Promotion Center	Daegu	3,300	Team Heoung	120-117	Team Cblemont	Heo Ung	Wonju DB Promy
2023	January 15	Sajik Arena	Busan	3,165	Team Heoung	117-122	Team Daesung Lee	Ha Yoongi	Suwon KT Sonicboom
2024	January 14	Goyang Gymnasium	Goyang	9,053	Team Gong-Aji	'135-128	Team Cblemont	Jameel Warney	Seoul SK Knights
2025 [17]	January 19	Sajik Arena	Busan	9,000	Team Gong-Aji	126-142	Team Cblemont	Jameel Warney (2)	Seoul SK Knights

Player	Wins	Editions
Kim Sun-hyung	3	2014, 2015, 2016
Jameel Warney	2	2024, 2025
Mun Tae-yeong	2	2012, 2015
Warren Rosegreen	2	1998, 1999

• Eric Sandrin
• Oh Se-keun
• Heo Ung
• Deonte Burton
• Rhenz Abando
• Olumide Oyedeji ^[19]
• Marcus Foster ^[20]
• Kris Lang ^[21]
• Anthony Richardson
• Marcus Landry