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The rules state that the referee holds ultimate authority, can stop matches at any time for imminent injury, and issues final decisions. Victory conditions include submission/tap out, point accumulation, referee decision, and opponent disqualification, with detailed guidance for taps, verbal submissions, and immediate disqualification triggers. The point structure explains how takedowns and other actions earn specific scores with control requirements.","All Stars Grappling Official Rules Book  \nin cooperation with  \nReferee Responsibilites  \nThe Referee is the highest authority on the mat!  \nFailure to adhere to his/her commands will result in penalties assessed, disqualification, event ejection and  \nor probation from future DMMAV events .  \n􀂾 DMMAV Referees are among the absolute best trained Submission Grappling / Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu officials worldwide.  \n􀂾 DMMAV Referees will perform to the highest standards possible to keep all competitors as safe as possible during an event.  \n􀂾 DMMAV Referees reserve the right to stop a match at absolutely any given time he/she feels injury is imminent regardless of skill or belt rank.  \n􀂾 DMMAV Referee decisions are final and may not be contested by competitors, coaches, or spectators during the event.  \n􀂾 DMMAV Referees will officiate each match according to the rules outlined by the DMMAV grappling rules manual with unbiased intentions towards any competitor, coach, team, or spectator attending any event.  \nCompetitor, Coach & Spectator Responsibilities  \n􀂾 Competitors, coaches, and spectators are expected to maintain a professional manner suitable for any family environment.  \n􀂾 Competitors, coaches, and spectators will be always respectful of the Referee’s authority on and off the mat. Any disrespectful conduct, verbal abuse, or failure to follow the commands of the Referee will result in penalties assessed, disqualification, event ejection and  \nor probation from future events.  \n􀂾 Competitors, coaches and spectators must always wear shoes during an event except when physically stepping on the fight surface  \nmats when the shoes must be removed. Failure to follow this very hygienic safety requirement will result in disqualification or ejection from the competition with NO monetary reimbursement.  \n􀂾 Competitors are required to wait at the mat boundaries until the referee invites the competitor on the mats at the time of his/her competition.  \n􀂾 Coaches and spectators may NEVER step on the mats during a competition. Stepping on the mats will result in penalties assessed to the competitor and possible ejection of the offending coach/spectator.  \n􀂾 Note: Severe injury to a team competitor may allow the coach or family member to address the competitor on the mats (without interfering with the medical staff or referees’ decisions) .  \nDMMAV All Stars Grappling Rules  \nThe DMMAV All Stars Grappling Rules were created by expert blackbelt grapplers, seasoned fighters, and experienced coaches .  \nMain goal of the rules set is to provide a safe and fair environment for all competing athletes!  \nA DMMAV Grappling match can be won four ways  \n􀂾 Submission / Tap Out  \n􀂾 Accumulation of Points  \n􀂾 Referee decision  \n􀂾 Opponent Disqualification  \nTapping out can take on multiple forms  \n􀂾 Tapping the opponent, oneself, or the mat with an open hand more than once; if the hands are immobilized, tapping out can be done with a foot or even the head.  \n􀂾 Tapping out verbally, either by saying “stop,” “tap” or by yelling out (verbal submission) when caught in a submission.  \nNote: A verbal submission is only relevant when a competitor yells while caught in a submission attempt. Other instances of verbally yelling due to pain during the match are not considered a verbal submission. In these instances, the competitor will be addressed by the Referee (or Medic if needed) and the match will resume ( if the Medic & Referee feel he/she can continue ) . If the competitor yells out in pain again at some point in the match, he/she will be disqualified by the Referee.  \nVerbally yelling while experiencing any form of cramp will result in immediate disqualification from the match.  \nIf in the Referee’s opinion a submission cannot be escaped, and an injury appears imminent, the Referee can halt the match and award victory to the competitor applying the submission.  \nNote: A Referee always reserves the right to stop a match if he/she feels injury is imminent!  \n","cbCaimSMU7KUeH2g","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimSMU7KUeH2g","pdf",2228706,1,29,"English","en",105,"# Referee Responsibilites\n## Referee authority and match stoppage\n# Competitor, Coach & Spectator Responsibilities\n## Conduct and safety expectations\n## Shoes and mat access rules\n# DMMAV All Stars Grappling Rules\n## Ways to win a match\n## Submission and verbal submission rules\n# DMMAV All Stars Grappling Point Structure\n## Point categories and definitions\n## Takedown points (2 Points)\n### Control and observation requirements","[{\"question\":\"What authority does the referee have during a DMMAV All Stars Grappling match?\",\"answer\":\"The referee is the highest authority on the mat. 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