A narrow notch, groove, or opening, as in a door or window. Also used to designate a position in an activity, such as the area in front of a goaltender or between the face-off circles on an ice hockey rink. A slot may also refer to:

Slot — online casino game

No other casino game offers such a wide range of options. You can choose from classic three-reel machines that mimic old mechanical games to five-reel video slots with multiple win lines, dazzling graphics, and innovative gameplay features like walking wilds and scatters. And that’s not even mentioning the different themes, bet minimums, jackpot sizes, and RTPs.

To play a slot, you first need to select your coin value and the number of paylines you want to bet on. Then click the spin button to start the reels spinning. If any symbols match up on a winning payline, you’ll receive your payout according to the paytable.

Some slots also have bonus games that let you win extra cash or free spins by spinning a wheel, playing a mini-game, or picking a hidden prize. And if you’re lucky enough, you can also hit one of the many progressive jackpots that grow as players make bets.