In cases of permitted dual representation with a remuneration of USD 1,000,000, what percentage may an Engaging Entity pay?

In the context of permitted dual representation, the regulations stipulate how remuneration is shared between the agent and the player. When an Engaging Entity is involved in a dual representation scenario, they are permitted to pay a maximum of 50% of the total remuneration to the agent.

This guideline is designed to ensure that the interests of both parties— the player and the Engaging Entity— are adequately protected and that there is a balance in the representation process. The intention behind this limitation is to prevent any potential conflict of interest that might arise if the agent were to be incentivized too heavily by the Engaging Entity, which could compromise their duty to the player.

Thus, if the total remuneration for the dual representation is USD 1,000,000, the maximum amount an Engaging Entity can pay to the agent in such a case would be 50%, which amounts to USD 500,000. This creates a structure where the agent's obligations are transparently defined, and the duality of representation is maintained without undue influence on either party.