Buyer-side resolutions passed with more than 99.5% support, but competition and gaming approvals remain outstanding.
The continuing revenue and a 19.99% warrant interest could draw attention as Bally’s seeks control of Evoke’s UK licences.
The £243 million all-share deal cleared overwhelming votes in Gibraltar as Evoke pointed to debt and tax pressure.
Reports differed on the size of the financing, but the company said the money will support acquisitions, working capital and refinancing needs.
The UK gambling group’s debt and Britain’s tougher tax regime add to the pressure around a possible sale.