Something we absolutely hated was the loud sound that gets played whenever a goal is scored or a card is given to a player. There are also visual representations for most football fixtures, including a mini-pitch with action indicators.

Every game has a bunch of little brackets underneath it, showing all the most popular markets. However, we do like some of the stuff they did with presenting markets. We don’t quite get it - why are betting sites so reluctant to make their UIs easier on the eyes? At times, the background is just too bright and distracting.

Most of the site is black and white, which makes the absence of a dedicated dark mode even more perplexing than it would be in a vacuum. Don’t get us wrong, we enjoyed navigating the site during the testing period, but there was an apparent lack of cohesiveness between the elements. JokerBet is just one more example of a UI containing a myriad of different ideas and influences. It seems that most Spanish sportsbooks have a hard time determining which visual direction they want exactly.

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