Name: Submission — The Original Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Card Game
Brand: UIJJ
SKU: 55855315059036
Price: 25.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Submission — The Original Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Card Game UIJJ

Submission — The Original Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Card Game

Submission — The Original Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Card Game

The Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) card game that brings submissions to the table!

Fast, competitive, and perfect as a training tool for technique, names, and creativity on the mats.

BJJ IN YOUR HANDS!

Real BJJ, in card game form: a deck packed with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu submissions, split into upper body and lower body, for an experience that feels like sparring.

Submissions = the rhythm of the match: there’s always one face-up card on the table that defines the dominant submission type (upper body or lower body). Stay in the flow… or find a way to break it!

Reversal = switch levels, switch fate: if you can’t answer with the same submission type, play a Reversal and flip the dominance.

Positions & Maneuvers (P&M) = points that hurt: P&M cards, aka referee points, force your opponent to draw based on the points shown. Play them tactically to slow things down and create chaos!

Quick games anywhere: the winner is the first player to run out of cards by finishing with a submission as the last card!

How it works in detail:

-Each player gets 7 cards.

-One face-up card on the table determines Dominance: Upper Body or Lower Body.

-You must respond with the same type (upper vs upper, lower vs lower).

-If you don’t have a match:

you can use a Reversal to change dominance and play the opposite side of submissions, or

you draw until you find a valid card (match / Reversal / P&M).

-P&M cards can be played at any time (but never as the last card) and force your opponent to draw the indicated referee points.

What’s in the deck

-40 Upper Body Submission Cards

-40 Lower Body Submission Cards

-8 Reversal Cards

-12 Positions & Maneuvers (P&M) “Referee Points Cards”

Total: 100 cards.

Extra ideas (super useful for training)

-Training mode: draw a card and try that submission in sparring/technique (also as the “move of the day”).

-Technique memory: quick review of names and variations.

-Team / academy play: challenges with teammates, mini-tournaments, or as an idea for belt promotions (not just for kids!).

BJJ has a huge historical technical arsenal: inside you’ll find less “mainstream” techniques — they exist, they’re studied, and they’re part of the art’s knowledge base!

Add to cart and bring Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to the table.

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