Thanks Aquita, I understand what the tiers do and all, as it's very similar to the gokyo-no-waza in judo, Roux just likes to liken these techniques under a massive over-generalizing "half throw" or whatever. I just wanted to shoot that denial down.
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To answer your question Aquita, this technique is similar to a cradle, but in wrestling you wrap one arm around the leg, then clasp your hands together in a seatbelt fashion. You don't really get any opportunities to grab the torso in wrestling.

then single leg wrap it shall be. ill try hitting in multiplayer.
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Its very similar to a bjj half guard sweeping technique because you can hook the leg and grab the belt of uke. very strong grip. nice job iskenos.

We don't dafuq is this.

^^ fr, toribash created a market thread for a reason lol

When is a half throw not a half throw?

Then shut this bitch down! By the way, not joking on the slightly used virgins, they're your's for a respectable price.

selling my soul for some tc

What I meant was that he doesn't give any room for variation at all. Check out my yoko otoshi post, which "is" a half throw, but it has an added sweep with the inner thigh. Where I come from, that would be recognized as a variation and respected.

Anything below the sticky line in this forum is fair game for wibbles

My understanding is that a half throw is a component of most thows. Perhaps if we can chart out enough setups and finishes we can make a sub category with in half throws. Or do a tutorial on finding setups for half throws.
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For example organise into types of grips a two on one grab on the arm or a collar and sleave grip. If we can display the advantages and dissavantages it would help new players figure out what to do if everything doesnt go exactly as the example replay. Finishes can include one leg planted or when you fold at the hips both legs on the ground. I have two weeks holiday soon so i should be free to do a discord chat reguarding this some time durin it and we can brain storm ideas and get screen shots.