The arm-in guillotine choke is a variation of the guillotine choke where it is done with one of your opponent's arms trapped in the loop of your arms, but with the body positioning of you being sprawled on your opponent's back remaining mostly the same. Your own hand are actually clasped in between your opponent's neck and their trapped arm, unlike the similar Anaconda choke where they would be clasped completely to the side of your opponent's body.