What is a Slot?

1. A narrow notch, groove, or opening, as in a keyway or the slot for a coin in a vending machine. 2. A position in a sequence or series, as in an assignment or job opportunity.

3. A space or time for a specified activity, as in a game of chance.

While some players claim to have a way of beating the slots, such as pressing buttons at certain times or rubbing machines in a particular manner to predict when a machine will payout, the truth is that slots are completely random. The results of each spin are determined by a computer, and the probability that you would have hit a winning combination at exactly the same moment as another player is incredibly minute. So don’t get greedy or play with more money than you can afford to lose, and you’ll be able to enjoy this fast-paced gambling experience responsibly.