A narrow opening or slit, especially one for receiving something, such as coins or letters. Also, a position in a sequence or schedule: a new time slot for a TV show.

In computing, a slot is a place where an expansion card can be inserted. A motherboard may contain multiple slots for ISA, PCI, and AGP cards, as well as memory slots. Depending on the manufacturer, slots may be located either on the back or the side of the case. A slot can also be found in a computer monitor, where it is used to attach an additional video card.

When it comes to playing online casino games, there are a lot of myths and misconceptions about slots that can cause players to make bad decisions when it comes to money management. For example, many people believe that it is important to play the maximum bet in order to increase your chances of winning a jackpot. This is a myth that should be dispelled as the reality is that random number generators (RNGs) determine how many symbols land on each reel, and you have very little control over this process.

The use of slot technology is increasing in air traffic, particularly when connecting to European airports. This is due to the benefits of central flow management, including significant savings in terms of delays and fuel burn. In addition, slot technology allows for more efficient flight routes and reduced environmental impact.