The aim of the research is to determine the differences between winning and losing teams by comparing variables of ball possessionin the final day of FIBA 3x3 2020world cup in Jeddah. Research methods: The results were classified into threegroups according to the analyzed duration of the game: full game; first 5 min and remaining time of the game. Eight best teams in the second day of the tournament during quarterfinal, semi-finaland the final game were investigated. By analyzing the 506 attacks in total,the types ofball possessions were observed. Main findings: The results showed statistically significance differences between 1-point zone (p<0.05) and large Effect Size (ES) (ES=1.24). By comparing the results of winning and losing teams, it was determined that the most significant differences of the ball possession were: P&R screener (p<0.001; ES=-0.98); P&R ball handler (p<0.05); dribbling shot (p<0.01; ES=-0.68); post-up (p < 0.001; ES = 1.31) and penetration (p<0.05). Conclusions: 1. According to the evaluation of the performance profile outcomes between winning and losing teams it was found that the winning teams performed more often in the group actions and executed that in 2-point zone. 2. By evaluating the types of ball possession during the full game according to different variables per minute, it was revealed that winning teams performed more often at P&R Screener, P&R ball handler and dribbling shot than losing teams. The losing teams also performed greater number at off-screen, cuts, post up and penetration. 3. By comparing the executed types of ball possession during the first 5 min of the game, it was noticed that the winning teams performed significant difference at dribbling shot. The situations of all types of P&R action showed no differences between the results of winning and losing teams. The losing teams played more often at off-screen, cut, post up. During the last 5 min of the game, a significant difference was found in the between P&R Screener and put back action, by comparing results of winning and losing teams.
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