If the Dardanelles campaign had succeeded, would Britain have given Constantinople to Russia or Greece?
Short answerRussia is considered unlikely to receive it, with Greece more plausible; the immediate strategic purpose was to help keep Russia in the war.
NotesGreece is suggested as the more likely recipient of Constantinople in this counterfactual, while transfer to Russia is doubted. The immediate strategic priority was to keep Russia in the war. The proposed eventual settlement and the wartime purpose of forcing the straits are separate questions.