- You must check your registration information on our website on the registration check day. Make sure that all the information is correct. If there are any issues contact us immediately.

- Check your brackets at our website on the brackets release day.

- Make sure to have a clean gi or a no gi uniform in proper condition according to IBJJF rules.

- Make sure to bring a picture ID to the event, the absence of ID can lead to DQ.

- Make sure to check the schedule at our website. Failing that, brackets and schedules are posted at the event.

- Make sure to get to the event at least 45 minutes prior to your bracket schedule. You should be warmed up by the time your bracket is called.

- Make sure to get your Competitor T-Shirt at the IBJJF shirt booth. You will need your ID.

- Make sure to listen to the division calls on the PA System.

- At the designated time, go to the warm up area, wearing your GI and with a picture ID.

- In the warm up area, pay attention to the ring coordinator calls. The ring coordinator will be wearing a vest with the ring number for your division.

- After the ring coordinator call, go to the weight in area, to check weight and have your gi inspected (in gi tournaments).

- Do NOT remain in the competition area after the end of your fight. Return to the warm up area, and remain there until the ring coordinator calls you for the next round if you won your previous match.

- Be respectful to the staff, officials other athletes and coaches. In turn they will show you the same courtesy.

- Be respectful to the referees, showing consideration and appreciation for the performance of his or her duties.

- Any disputes regarding matches are to be settled by the Referee. All decision by the Referee will be final.

- Direct all questions to tournament staff at the administration table. We will do our best to answer your questions as quickly as possible. Please be patient with questions as there are a lot of competitors at the event. As such we remain busy throughout the day.

- Please maintain your belongings. We cannot be responsible for lost or stolen items.