Abstract
In this note, we introduce a new extension of non-linear Dynkin game problem where the payoff is assumed to be completely irregular which requires to formulate the lower and upper value functions of the game over the so-called split stopping times. We provide a characterization of the value of the game in terms of a specific class of doubly reflected backward stochastic differential equations (DRBSDEs).
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