How does the CEBL break ties in the final standings?

When two or more clubs are tied in the final conference standings at the end of the regular season, preferential ranking for playoff purposes goes to the club that, in this order:

1. Has won more games against the other tied club.
2. Has a higher net aggregate of points (points scored less points conceded) in games against the other tied club.
3. Has a higher net quotient of points (points scored divided by points conceded) in games against the other tied club.
4. Has a higher net aggregate of points in games against all CEBL clubs.
5. Has a higher net quotient of points in games against all CEBL clubs.
6. Wins a coin toss against the other tied club.

With a tie of three or more teams, the criteria are applied one after another until all tied teams are ranked.