Ruleset

EBI

Submission-only regulation with the famous EBI overtime: alternating rounds from the back or spider web until someone taps or escapes faster.

322 matches

20 events

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How the ruleset works

The Eddie Bravo Invitational ruleset is submission-only in regulation: no points, no advantages, ten minutes to finish. If nobody taps, it goes to the EBI overtime format the ruleset is famous for. Competitors alternate starting in a dominant position (back control or the armbar "spider web"); win by finishing, or by escaping faster than your opponent when the roles flip.

Because regulation can't be won on the scoreboard, the format rewards submission hunting and produces a disproportionate number of finishes. The overtime system has been adopted by many other events, including combat jiu-jitsu shows.

At a glance

Attire
No-Gi
Format
Submission-only + EBI overtime
Overtime
Alternating back/spider-web rounds
Time limit
10 min regulation
Submissions
Everything legal

What wins under EBI rules

Effective Wrestling For Submission Grappling By Mason Fowler
All About the Bolo by Gianni Grippo
Half Guard by Paul Schreiner
The Art of the Gameplan by Dominyka Obelenyte

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