About submissions not allowed in IBJJF tournaments.

About submissions not allowed in IBJJF tournaments.  

Although the rules are constantly changing and it is advisable to review them regularly before participating in competitions, these are the current restrictions on IBJJF competitions and most major events.  I leave an image with the prohibitions taken from the IBJJF rules: 



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