Evoke launched an updated William Hill Vegas app and website in the UK, the company said. The platform includes a redesigned interface, improved navigation, advanced search and AI-powered personalisation, alongside casino games and safer-gambling features.
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Moody’s said Bally’s Intralot’s proposed acquisition of Evoke could ease refinancing pressure and improve liquidity after completion. The deal is valued at about £243 million ($325 million), with approximately $1.19 billion in new committed financing; completion is expected between late 2026 and early 2027.
Bally’s Intralot agreed to acquire Evoke, with completion expected in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027, subject to regulatory approval, according to the report. Intralot said its offer represents a 138% premium to Evoke’s closing share price on 9 December 2025; shareholders may choose cash instead of shares.
TPG Credit is reportedly discussing financing of up to £800m to support Bally’s Intralot’s proposed acquisition of Evoke, with the amount not yet finalised. The financing could partly refinance Evoke’s debt, while the companies’ talks remain ongoing ahead of a 8 June offer deadline.
Bally’s Intralot and Evoke extended the deadline for discussions on a possible acquisition until 8 June 2026, according to reports. The proposed transaction values Evoke at about €263m, but no final offer has been made and the parties may still change its terms.
Evoke confirmed it is discussing a possible all-share combination with Bally’s Intralot, with a proposal priced at £0.50 per Evoke share. Evoke said a partial cash alternative may form part of the proposal and that it is assessing the offer with financial advisers; Bally’s Intralot said any firm offer would be subject to conditions and approvals.