Slot (NFL)
A slot is a narrow opening, such as a hole that you put coins into to make a machine work. It can also refer to a position in a schedule or program.
Slot (football)
The slot receiver is a vital piece of any NFL offense. Lined up a few yards behind the line of scrimmage, this player excels in running precise routes and gives the quarterback another weapon when attacking the defense. A quality slot receiver usually has great hands and the speed to fly past defenders on go routes.
Pay tables are listed on the machine, above and below the reels, or within a help menu for video slots. They show how much you can win for lining up certain symbols and reveal any special features, such as Wild symbols. They also list the minimum and maximum bet amounts and let you know if your coin size affects your payouts.
Bonus rounds
Feature rounds on slot machines are becoming increasingly complex and immersive. They can include free spins, a mini game, a jackpot, or a random win multiplier sequence. Most importantly, they offer you the chance to win big!