
Organized by NABJJF
The Las Vegas Silver State Jiu-Jitsu Open is scheduled for November 7, 2026. Organized by NABJJF, the tournament will be held at Chaparral High School.
The Las Vegas Silver State Jiu-Jitsu Open is organized by NABJJF and follows IBJJF rules. The event is open to competitors in various divisions including Kids, Teens, Adults, and Masters, with options for both Gi and No-Gi participation. The tournament will take place on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at Chaparral High School located at 3850 Annie Oakley Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89121. The standard entry fee is $109.99 per division, while black belt Adults and Masters divisions have a fee of $49.99. Registration is available through the link on this page, and doors will open at 7:30 AM with the official schedule released on Smoothcomp.
NABJJF (the North American Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation), founded in Los Angeles in 2005, runs 10+ gi and no-gi tournaments a year for all ages and belts. Its flagship North American Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Tournament reached its 20th annual edition in 2026.
IBJJF rules are the standard most BJJ competition rules descend from. Matches are scored on positional progress: 2 points for a takedown, sweep, or knee-on-belly; 3 points for passing the guard; and 4 points for mount, back mount, or back control with hooks. Advantages are awarded for near-scores and close submission attempts and act as the first tiebreaker, followed by penalties and finally referee decision. Match length scales with rank, from 5 minutes for adult white belts up to 10 minutes for black belts.
Legal techniques expand with age and belt. White belts face the tightest restrictions (no wrist locks, slicers, or kneebars); jump to purple and brown/black and more leg attacks and pressure submissions open up. Since the 2021 rule change, heel hooks and inside knee reaping are legal — but only in the adult brown/black no-gi divisions. Kids divisions run shorter matches with a much more restrictive legal-technique list.
Uniform rules are enforced: gis must be white, royal blue, or black, properly fitted, with a rank-appropriate belt; no-gi divisions require rash guards displaying the competitor's belt color. Referees can disqualify for illegal gear, so check the uniform checklist before stepping on the scale.
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