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It defines match decisions covering submission, stoppage, disqualification, loss of consciousness, scoring, and referee decisions. The document details scoring criteria for takedowns, sweeps, knee on belly, submission by threat and boundary exit, guard pass, mount, back mount, and back control, including cumulative points logic and penalties for severe illegal moves.","Manitoba Open Rulebook – May 2025  \nManitoba Open Rulebook  \nOverview  \nRules are based on the I BJJF rulebook for points, with additional MB Open changes noted below.  \n[http://www.ibjjf.org/rules.htm](http://www.ibjjf.org/rules.htm)  \nMatch Time  \n● Kids – 3 minutes  \n● Teens – 4 minutes  \n● Adults– 5 minutes  \nOvertime  \n● Should a match end in a draw, there will be 1 minute overtime added.  \n● The athletes will start and the first athlete to score will be awarded as winner of the match.  \nMatch Decision  \n● Submission  \n● Stoppage  \n● Disqualification  \n● Loss of consciousness  \n● Score  \n● Referee decision  \nSubmission  \n● When an athlete taps twice with his/her hand on the opponent, ground, or his/herself in a clear and apparent manner.  \n● When the athlete taps the ground twice with his/her foot when arms are trapped by the opponent.  \n● When the athlete verbally withdraws, requesting the match be stopped.  \n● When the athlete screams or emits noise expressing pain while trapped in a submission hold.  \nStoppage  \n● When the referee perceives that a hold in place may expose the athlete to serious physical injury.  \nDisqualification  \n● When one or both athletes commit an infraction of illegal moves noted below.  \nManitoba Open Rulebook – May 2025  \nLoss of Consciousness  \n● The athlete shall be declared to have lost the match upon losing consciousness due to a legal hold applied by the opponent or due to an accident not stemming from an illegal maneuver by the opponent.  \nNote: Athletes who lose consciousness because of head trauma should not be allowed to compete again in the same tournament and should be directed to undergo treatment from medical staff.  \nScoring  \n● The athlete with the most points shall be declared the winner when the match has reached regulation time or in the event of the match being stopped due to both athletes suffering injuries.  \n● The referee shall award athletes points according to positions achieved, as shown in the table below.  \n\n| 4 Points | 3 Points | 2 Points |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Mount | Guard Pass | Take Down |\n| Back Mount |  | Knee on Belly |\n| Back Control |  | Sweep |\n\nNote: NO points for reversal  \nReferee Decisions  \n● Should the match end in a draw, the referee will decide on a winner based on aggression throughout the match.  \nManitoba Open Rulebook – May 2025  \nPoint Scoring  \nAthletes must demonstrate control in order to be awarded points.  \nTake Downs (2 Points)  \n● 2 points will be awarded to the athlete who initials a takedown in which their opponent lands on any part of their back, sideways, or seated position, and controls the position.  \n● If the opponent lands on their hands and one or two knees, the athlete initiating the takedown must control the opponent to be awarded the takedown points.  \nSweep (2 points)  \n● When the athlete on the bottom with the opponent in his/her guard or half-guard inverts the position, forcing the opponent who was on top to be on bottom  \nKnee On Belly (2 points)  \n● When the athlete on top maintaining side-control places a knee on the belly, chest, or ribs of his/her opponent – who is on the bottom with their back or side on the ground, maintaining his/her other leg extended diagonally away from the opponent and his/her foot (not knee) on the ground, body facing the opponent’s head (not legs), and shows control.  \nSubmission (2 Points)  \n● If a submission is applied in which the defending athlete is under apparent threat and either move outside or both athletes fall outside the match area, the athlete applying the submission will be awarded 2 points.  \n● The match will restart standing in the middle of the match area.  \nGuard Pass (3 points)  \n● When the athlete in the top position manages to surmount the legs of the opponent in the bottom position (pass guard or half-guard) and maintain side control, mount or north-south position  \nMount (4 points)  \n● When the athlete is on top, clear of the half-guard, sitting on the opponent’s torso ","cbCailKNcy8tPEBe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailKNcy8tPEBe","pdf",221480,3,1,6,"English","en",105,"# Overview\n# Match Time\n# Overtime\n# Match Decision\n## Submission\n## Stoppage\n## Disqualification\n## Loss of Consciousness\n## Scoring\n## Referee Decisions\n# Point Scoring\n## Take Downs\n## Sweep\n## Knee On Belly\n## Submission (2 Points)\n## Guard Pass\n## Mount\n## Back Mount\n## Back Control\n# Cumulative Points\n# Penalties\n## Severe Penalties / Illegal Moves","[{\"question\":\"What are the match time limits for kids, teens, and adults?\",\"answer\":\"Kids matches are 3 minutes, teens matches are 4 minutes, and adults matches are 5 minutes under the 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