If you have the overhook with opposite lapel grip, your first move should be to threaten the choke. You can get the triangle and omoplata pretty easy from this position. You can also get a kind of reverse armbar, but I haven't had much success with it.In closed guard.
What do you do? What are your go-tos?
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If you have the overhook with opposite lapel grip, your first move should be to threaten the choke. You can get the triangle and omoplata pretty easy from this position. You can also get a kind of reverse armbar, but I haven't had much success with it.
elevator sweep (no gi)
Worked this grip last night. The first option was Hiza gatame, although we kept the overhook and collar grip, unlike the pic.
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If that doesn't work, take you opposite hand and grab his near side collar and drive your fist into his neck while pulling on the collar for a choke.
The final option was to shift your hips back through to the other side and collar choke.
Also, if the guy tries to roll his arm over to escape the hiza, you can transistion to an omaplata pretty easy.