Would a larger British victory over the German scouting group send more ships to Gallipoli?
Short answerThe existing Dardanelles force was already strong; lower North Sea risk might instead make Britain more willing to accept losses.
NotesQueen Elizabeth and numerous older battleships already gave the Dardanelles force substantial heavy-ship strength. Destroying Germany's scouting group would reduce the need to hold as much risk margin in the North Sea. Britain would be unlikely to send more capital ships because the existing force was already strong. The victory could instead make commanders more willing to persevere and accept losses in pursuit of success.