[mowrown]

Americana from side, clock choke from turtle, kataha jime from the back.

[BCarr]

The Tap. I use it all the time.

[MMAScooter]

Definitley the triangle. I'm only able to tap other beginners but I get this more than anything else.

[bjjmedic]

Kimura has been my favorite lately. It does change though, I'll often try to work on specific moves so I have greater diversity.

[DirectDrive]

i am going to parrot bjjmedic a little

i go throgugh phases, but i am loving the kimoura lately. you can hit them from so many positions... full guard, half guard, side control, triangle (attacking either arm).
i have been playing with threatening a straight ankle lock (with oponent standing and me on my back) and when they bend down to defend... KIMOURA!!!

[Red Shadow V2.0]

Kneebar, I particularly like to bait my opponents to stand up out of my closed guard where I hook under the foot, invert myself and roll up into it. This is also easily turned into Heel hook/toe hold, but seeing as the heel hook is banned in most tourneys I stick to the kneebar.

[mikey5time]

Armbar from guard.

Stuff gets bad? Back to guard and shoot for the arm. They stand up? Desperate kneebar attempt!

[Systemanoob]

Neck cranks. Catches higher belts all the time.

[TheGambler13]

Arm Triangle usually, i can set it up from most places.

[batman69]

Originally Posted by Systemanoob

Neck cranks. Catches higher belts all the time.

spoken like the trollish meathead douchebag we've come to know and wish would go away.

me myself either triangle from guard, or mount. also the armbar transition from the bow and arrow choke. that and armbar from s-mount