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BJJ Rolling Timer

A BJJ match is a single timed round — usually five to ten minutes by belt level — so this preset strings six five-minute rounds together with a one-minute reset between, the way open-mat rolling runs: roll until the bell, slap-bump a new partner, go again. 35:00 of mat time in all.

Five minutes is the white- and blue-belt match length and the standard rolling round, long enough to work a position without resetting the second you pass guard. Open the preset in the editor to set one long round for competition practice, to lengthen rounds toward the ten-minute brown- and black-belt distance, or to add rounds for a longer open mat.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the BJJ timer?
35:00 as loaded — six five-minute rolling rounds with a one-minute reset after each of the first five, ending on the final bell.
How long should a BJJ round be?
A match is one round of five to ten minutes depending on belt level — five for white and blue belts, longer as you progress. For rolling, five-minute rounds are the standard; open the editor to set the length your match or your mat uses.
Can I time a single competition round?
Yes — open the preset in the editor and set it to one round at your match length. The timer will run that single round and call the bell at the end.