Looks like quite an opportunity. I echo the sentiments that using an escrow would be stupid and only serve to expose investors to additional risk.
I do however have a couple quick questions:
The remaining 70,000,000 (70%) will remain in the ownership of BetKing.
We may offer some of these shares in future to potential new staff or contractors as bonuses.
So just to be clear, from a traditional finance reading this sounds very much like you are you are selling 100% of the company. Is this intentional, or did you mean to say that you will personally own those remaining 70% shares?
If BetKing were to be closed unexpectedly for any reason or lost market share to where it stopped generating profit then 30% of the Bitcoin held would be distributed to investors. Any assets including the software could be sold and 30% of the sale price distributed to investors.
Theres also the possibility in future for BetKing to be acquired by a bigger company in which investors will share 30% of the total sale price.
To help me understand this, could you work through a concrete example? Lets say you raise exactly 2000 BTC and then found a potential buyer who bought sold the site for 3000 BTC the very next day. How much money would would the original investors expect to see back?