Overview
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a grappling sport where two competitors seek to control position and achieve submission—a joint lock or choke—for an instant win. Points accumulated through positional advancement decide the match when no submission is secured. The IBJJF governs both gi and no-gi formats under separate rulesets …
How to win
- Match decision priority: submission > points > advantages > penalties > referee decision; Tournament: single-eliminatio…
- Victory priority order — Submission beats points; points beat advantages; advantages beat penalties; then referee decides.
- Single-elimination bracket — Each division groups by weight, belt, and age; losses eliminate you.
- Absolute Category — Open-weight division at championship level; all weight classes compete together.
- Medal per category — Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals are awarded within each competition category.
The game
- Two competitors per match; Weight classes (Adult Male, kg, gi): Rooster (-57.5), Light Feather (-64), Feather (-70), Li…
- Each match is contested between exactly two competitors.
