THIS EVENT WILL BE TELEVISED!

MICRO-TOURNAMENTS

Host Live Stream events at your gym or venue, sell tickets to family and friends with all inclusive food and beverage tickets, generate good publicity with live podcasts, live music and DJ plays between rounds, ring girls, walk in music, what better way to watch BJJ? 

Gi and No Gi events are live broadcasted on Facebook and other media channels.

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Micro Tournament Rules

Each match will have a regulation period of SIX minutes.

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• Submissions only. (No flagrant attacks, i.e : slams, groin strikes, eye gouges, etc.)

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• No points.

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• No advantages.

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• No Ref’s Decision.

White Belt Rules:

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• Same as above this no neck cranks/attacking the spine, heel hooks, and  no leg attacks (except straight ankle locks).

• If there is no submission within regulation, then there will be one EBI-Style overtime to determine the winner:

EBI Overtime Rules:

• Competitors flip a coin to decide who goes first.

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• Competitors choose to start attacking from the back or 'spiderweb' position (armbar).

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• Competitors take turns to attack from chosen position.

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• If one competitor submits, and the other does not (opponent escapes), he is declared winner.

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• If both competitors escape, the competitor with the fastest escape time wins the match.

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Participants at all levels can compete in these events which provide them with an opportunity to showcase their talent and host these exclusive events that are an alternative to the barbaric sport of MMA.  

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Micro-Tournaments partner with BJJ4Change to help organize and promote these super-fight events publicized around the world. BJJ4Change has done super-fights on the beach in Punta Cana, and even on a boat under the Eiffel tower in Paris with Braulio Estima, Patrick Bittan, and Robert Drysdale!  Get in touch with us today to discuss how we can work with you to promote future events.