Sweep · Half Guard
Half guard bottom to top from the octopus guard, used when he sits his hip down on the mat to stop your back take. Three points work together: your elbow high on his back, your hand on his belt, far hip or lapel, and your top leg switched to a butterfly hook behind his near knee while the bottom leg keeps the leg trapped. With your free hand cover his other leg at the knee or shin, the leg he would post on. Lift with the hook and bump him with your hips toward his far side, like the hip bump sweep from closed guard but blocking a leg instead of the arm: he goes over onto his back. Land in side control and step over both his legs at once, or he comes up into an octopus of his own. A low elbow lets him crossface you flat; with the leg uncovered he posts the foot and stays up. If his hips come off the mat, take the back instead.
Octopus guard, partner sits his hip down; hook, cover the leg, bump, step over, 6 each side; then he lifts the hips and you take the back.
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