Upcoming BJJ toernooien in België and tournois de JJB en Belgique share one national calendar, covering every BJJ competition in the country. Brussels hosts the most events by a distance, with Anderlecht next and Wavre also busy. Further out, La Louvière, Puurs, Ghent and Knokke-Heist appear regularly, so you rarely have to drive far to find a bracket.
Grappling Industries Brussels is the most frequent recurring event, and the Hashtag BJJ Puurs Open, the Flanders Open, the New Art Jiu-Jitsu Championship, the AGF Brugge Championships and the Interclub Jiu Jitsu are regular fixtures. Grappling Vlaanderen is the busiest local organiser, alongside the Belgian federation FBJJB, Roots of Combat, All Stars BJJ International, Grappling Industries Europe and AGF.
Gi divisions are a little more common than No-Gi, around a quarter of events run kids divisions and roughly one in seven has an absolute. IBJJF rules are the most used, followed by Grappling Industries rules, which suit a white belt BJJ tournament debut thanks to round robin brackets. Adult entry usually starts from around €15–30. November is the busiest month, followed by October, May, March and April.
