World Star Jiu jitsu federation - Las Vegas Cup Fall edition - BJJ Tournament in Nevada 2026

World Star Jiu jitsu federation - Las Vegas Cup Fall edition

Las Vegas, NV, United States

Description

🌟 The World Star Jiu-Jitsu Federation (WSJJF) was built by people who live and breathe Jiu-Jitsu, not just as competitors, but as coaches, event staff, and parents. We’ve stood in every corner of a tournament room. We know the frustration. We know the potential. And we’re here to change the game.

No CHAOS. No disorganized brackets. No wondering when your match is.Just good Jiu-Jitsu, great energy, and a team that’s got your back.

🧠 Built From Every Side of the Mat WSJJF was created by competitors, coaches, organizers, and parents

So we fixed what’s broken in Jiu-Jitsu tournaments.

πŸ† At WSJJF Events, Expect:

βœ… Fast check-ins & weigh-ins

βœ… Organized brackets w/ live updates

βœ… No long waits between matches

βœ… Qualified referees who know the rules

βœ… Hype atmosphere & pro staff

βœ… Real athlete care

βœ… Family-friendly layout

This isn’t just a tournament. It’s a better experience... for everyone.

πŸ₯‹ Gi & No-Gi Rules & Divisions

At World Star Jiu-Jitsu Federation (WSJJF), we follow the official IBJJF ruleset to ensure fairness, safety, and high-level competition across all divisions.

🟩 Gi Rules (Based on IBJJF)

β€’ Matches follow the IBJJF point system

β€’ Legal submissions and grips per belt level

β€’ Uniforms must meet IBJJF standards (fit, patch placement, hygiene)

β€’ Belt rank determines time limit and allowed techniques

β€’ All age groups and belts follow traditional IBJJF structureβ€’ No pulling guard without grip (penalty applies)

βœ… Masters follow the same ruleset as Adults

🟦 No-Gi Divisions (Modified for WSJJF)

Beginner

β€’ White belts & first-time competitors

β€’ ❌ No reaping or heel hooks

Intermediate

β€’ Blue belts & newer purple belts

β€’ βœ… Straight ankle locks only

β€’ ❌ No reaping or heel hooks

Advanced

β€’ Experienced purple, brown, & black belts

β€’ βœ… Reaping, heel hooks, full leg lock game

β€’ πŸ”„ Purple belts may choose Intermediate or Advanced 

βœ… Masters follow the same ruleset as Adults

πŸ“˜ Full rulebook: ibjjf.com/books-videos

βš–οΈ Weigh-In Information

β€’ Gi Division: Weigh-in is done with gi on

β€’ No-Gi Division: Weigh-in is done without gi (rashguard + shorts)

β€’ All weigh-ins are done at the venue upon arrival

β€’ Kids competing in the morning receive priority in line

🎟️ Spectator Tickets – WSJJF Event

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§ 1 Free Parent Pass per registered competitor (kids division only)

πŸ’΅ General Admission: $15 per person

πŸ’³ Payment Options: Cash, Card, or Venmo

πŸ“ Purchase at the Door β€” no pre-sale needed

Divisions

  • Boys Gi$98
  • Boys NoGi$98
  • Girls Gi$98
  • Girls NoGi$98
  • Juvenile Boys Gi$98
    16-17 years
  • Juvenile Boys No-Gi$98
    16-17 years
  • Juvenile Girls Gi$98
    16-17 years
  • Juvenile Girls No-Gi$98
    16-17 years
  • Male Gi$98
    18 years and above
  • Male No-Gi$98
    18 years and above
  • Female Gi$98
    18 years and above
  • Female No-Gi$98
    18 years and above

Organizer

World Star Jiu Jitsu Federation - WSJJF

Frequently Asked Questions

What ruleset does WSJJF use for Gi divisions?
Gi matches follow the IBJJF point system, with legal submissions and grips based on belt level. Uniforms must meet IBJJF standards, and masters follow the same ruleset as adults.
What No-Gi skill divisions are offered?
No-Gi divisions are Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. Beginner is for white belts and first-time competitors; Intermediate is for blue belts and newer purple belts; Advanced is for experienced purple, brown, and black belts.
What submissions and leg attacks are allowed in No-Gi?
Beginner allows no reaping or heel hooks. Intermediate allows straight ankle locks only, with no reaping or heel hooks. Advanced allows reaping, heel hooks, and the full leg lock game.
Can purple belts choose their No-Gi division?
Yes. Purple belts may choose Intermediate or Advanced in No-Gi.
How do weigh-ins work?
All weigh-ins are done at the venue upon arrival. Gi competitors weigh in with the gi on, and No-Gi competitors weigh in without the gi, wearing rashguard and shorts.
Do kids get priority at weigh-ins?
Yes. Kids competing in the morning receive priority in line.
How much are spectator tickets?
General admission is $15 per person. One free parent pass is included per registered competitor in the kids division only.
How can spectators buy tickets?
Spectator tickets are purchased at the door with no pre-sale needed. Payment options are cash, card, or Venmo.

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