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Both opponents get one die, both roll, you can only submit your opponent with the move that is shown on the die that you rolled.

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UFC Champion Merab Dvalishvili: 'Jiu-Jitsu is the Most Dangerous Martial Art'

10/19/2024

“I give Jiu Jitsu so much respect,” Dvalishvili said. “I think it’s the most dangerous martial art because if a good Jiu Jitsu guy gets you, the game is over. You have to at least know how to defend.”
Although Dvalishvili’s background is rooted in Judo and wrestling, he recognizes the unique challenges that skilled Jiu Jitsu players bring to MMA. He emphasized the need to be well-rounded and adapt various techniques to meet the demands of mixed martial arts.”

UFC Champion Merab Dvalishvili: 'Jiu-Jitsu is the Most Dangerous Martial Art' UFC Bantamweight champion Merab Dvalishvili recently shared his deep respect for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu during an appearance on The Simple Man podcast. Known for his relentless wrestling, the Georgian fighter spoke highly of the effectiveness and danger posed by high-level Jiu Jitsu practitioners. “I...

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About Us

The Jiu Jitsu Dice Company ™ LLC was founded in 2018 after our Chief Design Officer, Justin Reed, thought of a way to amp up open mat sessions that challenged both your offensive and defensive skills at the same time. We are proud to note that our logos and marketing materials are a combination of both Kris Kezar and Sean Cordes' talents. Our game product and their bags are made in Kentucky by CustomDice.com.

Chief Design Officer:

Justin Reed, United States Army Veteran, began practicing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in 2008 as a way to cope and deal with his PTSD that resulted from his two tours in Iraq as an Infantryman. He began designing Rules of Engagement™ in early 2017 and quickly moved on to creating Choking Hazard ™. Justin is always coming up with new ideas, so stay tuned for additional versions of the game!