Find a Jiu-Jitsu Competition

Official sites for the main grappling organizations, with what each one is best for. Always confirm dates, fees and rules on the organizer's own page before you register.

IBJJF

Gi and no-gi, belt-ranked, age and weight divisions.
Best for: intermediate to advanced competitors.

ADCC

No-gi focus, with Opens for regular competitors and Trials and Worlds at the top.
Best for: novices at an Open, elite competitors at Trials and Worlds.

AJP Tour

Abu Dhabi Jiu-Jitsu Pro Tour, gi and no-gi, international circuit.
Best for: intermediate to pro.

NAGA

Skill-level divisions (Novice, Beginner, Intermediate, Expert), gi and no-gi.
Best for: first tournaments.

Grappling Industries

Round-robin format, several matches per entry.
Best for: novice to intermediate.

Fuji BJJ

Belt-based gi, skill-level no-gi.
Best for: novice to intermediate.

Where events are listed

Most of these organizers list their events and take registration through Smoothcomp. Search the organizer there for current dates and entry costs. Smoothcomp event search. Ask your coach which local events run well.

Before you sign up

Read Kai's Journal for competition guides