One game, covered properly
This site exists to answer every reasonable question about one slot: Narcos by NetEnt, released in May 2019, plus its 2022 follow-up, Narcos Mexico by Red Tiger. That’s the whole scope. We’d rather cover two related games in depth than a thousand games badly.
We’re a small independent editorial project. The reviews, the spec tables, the demo session notes: all of it comes from our own testing and from documentation we can point to.
What we are not
Three things, stated plainly, because readers mix them up all the time.
- We’re not a casino. You can’t deposit, bet, or open an account here, and we can’t help with any casino’s payments or support tickets.
- We’re not NetEnt, Red Tiger, Evolution, or Gaumont International Television. We have no commercial relationship with the game’s makers and no say in how the game works.
- We’re not an official Narcos site. The Narcos name and related IP belong to their rightsholders; we review a licensed game, nothing more.
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How the site makes money
Honestly, the model is simple: some outbound links to licensed casinos are affiliate links. If you click one and later deposit, the casino may pay us a commission. It costs you nothing extra, and it never changes what we write. The rating on our Narcos review was set before any affiliate deal existed, and commissions don’t move it.
Every page that carries such links says so. The full detail is in our disclaimer.
Who writes the content
All reviews are written by Ryan Cole, a casino-games reviewer who tests every feature hands-on in the official demo before writing a word about it. His bio and standards are on the author page; the testing process itself is documented in our methodology.
We publish corrections when we get something wrong. Spotted an error? Email [email protected] and we’ll check it.
What you’ll find here
A full review of Narcos with an 8.2/10 rating we can defend, guides to the game’s four features (Drive-By, Locked Up, Walking Wilds, Free Spins), the RTP and volatility numbers with sources, a free demo, a page on Narcos Mexico, and a bankroll-minded strategy guide. We also flag what NetEnt hasn’t published - the official volatility tier, for one - instead of inventing it.
Gambling content is for adults. Everything here is written for readers 18 or older, and none of it is a promise that you’ll win; slots are negative-expectation games, whatever the theme.
Are you affiliated with Netflix or the Narcos TV series?
No. The slot itself is officially licensed through Gaumont International Television, the studio behind the series, but this site has no connection to the show, the studio, or Netflix. We independently review the game.
Do casinos pay you for better ratings?
No. Affiliate commissions come from tracked sign-up links, not from ratings, and no casino or game studio reviews our content before publication.
Can I play Narcos on this site?
You can play the free demo we embed, which loads from NetEnt’s official servers. Real-money play only happens at licensed casinos, never here.