A slot is a narrow opening or groove in something. You might use a slot to put letters through at the post office, or you could find a slot in your door or on the side of your car. When talking about slots, you might also hear the term “paytable.” A pay table is a guide to how slot machines payout on certain combinations. It’s a great way to decode which symbols and combinations are the best for getting your hands on the largest wins and bonus features.

Pay tables can be found on the outside of a traditional slot machine or integrated into the digital screen of a video slot machine. Whether the game is on a traditional reel or a video screen, you can usually find a menu or information button to open the pay table.

The pay table shows the different winning combinations on a slot machine, including how many coins or credits you’ll win for each combination and where to line up those symbols. You’ll also find information about scatters and wilds that can trigger game bonuses or replace other symbols to form winning combinations.

A T-slot table is an extended work area for your universal testing machine that offers a convenient way to secure components and structures that can’t be held with standard grips. The inverted T-slots of the table accept nuts, studs, or threaded rods that can be secured with bolts or tacks.