WORLD OPEN JIU JITSU & GRAPPLING REVGEAR WORLD OPEN RULES AND REGULATIONS

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1 REVGEAR RULES AND REGULATIONS GENERAL INFORMATION 1) Weigh-ins are without the Gi. Adult competitors must be able to show ID. Competitors will be Given a 1 pound allowance. 2) No sandbagging; wrestlers, judoka, and grapplers will be expected to count time in their sport toward total experience level when choosing a division to compete in. 3) Cleanliness: competitors must have trimmed nails, clean uniform, no offensive odors, no bare feet off of the mat. Long hair must be kept pulled back. No oils or creams allowed. No communicable diseases such as ringworm or staph infection. 4) *Specific grappling rules*: NO slamming (offensively or to get out of a submission), no leg reaping (outside of no Gi advanced or open divisions), no small joint or spine/neck manipulation, no back suplex, no striking, no biting, no spitting, no smashing the face, eyes, or nose, no groin strikes, no compression locks (advanced no Gi & absolute no Gi divisions excluded). No wrist or leg locks in Kids/Teens (permitted in adult divisions). No suffocation (covering mouth or face w/ hands). No backing out of the guard, butt scooting, or fleeing the mat area (SEE #9). 5) Arguing w/ refs or table workers will not be tolerated. Referee decisions are final. 6) Competitor will be disqualified once they fail to show up for their match after 3 calls. 7) Injury/blood timeout: 2 minutes will be allowed for a competitor to resolve bleeding/ injury before forfeit during a match. If an opponent screams in pain or waives for a match to be stopped, it will be interpreted by the referee as a verbal tap out. 8) 3-second Rule: scoring athlete must maintain control of point-scoring position for 3 seconds before points will be scored. Referee will count three seconds with hand gesture once an opponent achieves a potential scoring position. 9) Penalties/Warnings/Fouls: 1st) verbal from referee 2) 2 points deducted 3) disqualified Penalties can be assessed for running from your opponent, illegal holds, stalling, unsportsmanlike behavior (immediate disqualification, see #4 for examples). Needing to stop the match for vomit or cramping result in immediate disqualification. 10) Tournament reserves the right to combine divisions to accommodate competitors if divisions have 1 or fewer entries. Cash prizes will only be awarded in contested divisions.

2 11) Matches ending in a draw on points and advantages will be determined by the referee based on which competitor had the closest sub attempts, dominated positions, or who was more aggressive. Competitors should try to avoid leaving it in the hands of the referee. Advantages are only for near submission attempts in both Gi & no Gi. 12) Gi competitors: 4 finger rule is in effect for Gi sleeves. Gi s must not be torn or frayed. No jock straps or wrestling shoes. No t-shirt or rash guard under the Gi for men (allowed for women). 13) No Gi competitors must wear rash guard or fitted t-shirt, shorts or Gi pants. No jockstraps. If competitors elect to wear Gi pants in no Gi competition, opponent may grab pants. No Gi competitors may NOT grab shorts or any other part of no Gi uniform. 14) LEG LOCK RULES: No leg locks in Kid/ teen divisions. Straight ankle locks are permitted in all adult & master/senior divisions. Kneebars, compression locks, & toeholds are only permitted in brown belt & higher (Gi) & Intermediate & higher (no Gi.) No heel hooks in any Gi division, heel hooks are allowed in advanced no Gi and no Gi absolute divisions. GI & NO GI POINT SYSTEM Takedown (must happen in mat area): 2 points Sweep or inversion* 2 points Knee on belly (outside foot must be posted): 2 points Guard pass: 3 points Mount/Back mount (both hooks or belly down): 4 points ADVANTAGES for submission near finishes - submission attempts that are clearly techniques that come close to finishing a match. Examples: fully extended armbar, rear naked choke under an opponent s chin. In the result of a tie on points, the competitor with the most advantages will be awarded the contest. *Example of inversion would be an arm drag from seated guard to opponent s turtle guard/back w/ no hooks; competitor who performed armdrag has transitioned from bottom to top. NO POINTS WILL BE SCORED FOR REVERSAL FROM BAD POSITION. Example: Arm trap and roll to reverse to top when mounted. 15) Referee will use discretion in scoring to avoid piling up points that have already been scored. Example: A competitor mounts, dismounts to side control, then remounts again several times to rack up points. Competitors looking to continue scoring should follow positional progression of dominant body positions leading to the submission hold. WEIGH INS LOCATION & TIME Friday June 27th 4:00-7:00pm Parker, CO at the Parker Fieldhouse E Plaza Dr, Parker, CO Denver, CO (location to be announced soon!) Colorado Springs, CO at Prime Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Ridgeline Dr #118, Colorado Springs, CO Saturday June 28th 7:30-8:30am Parker, CO at the Parker Fieldhouse E Plaza Dr, Parker, CO 80134

3 KIMONO AND NO KIMONO DIVISIONS FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS Adults White, Blue, Purple, Brown, Black Juvenile (ages yrs): White, Blue Kids (ages 4-15 yrs): White & Grey, Yellow & up WEIGHT DIVISONS (KIMONO & NO KIMONO) All weigh ins are done without Kimono Male Adult, Masters (31+ yrs), Seniors (41+ yrs) SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER Up to lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs. OVER lbs. Female Adult, Masters (31+ yrs), Seniors (41+ yrs) SUPER Up to lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs. OVER lbs. Juvenile yrs (Male & Female separated) SUPER Up to 135 lbs lbs lbs lbs. OVER lbs.

4 Teen 13 to 15 yrs (Male & Female separated) SUPER Up to 101 lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs. OVER lbs. Kids Co-Ed yrs SUPER SUPER SUPER Up to 70 lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs. OVER lbs. Kids Co-Ed yrs SUPER Up to 52 lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs. OVER 92.1 lbs.

5 Kids Co-Ed yrs SUPER Up to 52 lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs. OVER 92.1 lbs. Kids Co-Ed 6 yrs SUPER Kids Co-Ed 5 yrs SUPER Kids Co-Ed 4 yrs SUPER