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Sample rows

10 of the 614 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 51 businesses, 36 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 43.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 544 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 572 rated businesses is 4.9, and 213 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 430 email addresses, 147 (34%) are role addresses such as info@, 76 (18%) name a person and 207 (48%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this billiards supply store email list?

The file has 614 Google Maps listings in the Billiards supply store category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one shop: a pool table showroom, a cue and chalk retailer, or a game room outfitter that sells tables, cues, cloth and accessories. A family business with one storefront is one row, and so is a regional dealer with a single Maps pin.

Of the 614 listings, 430 carry an email address that sits on the shop's site, one per shop. Phone numbers are on 606 rows and a website is on 501. Because phone coverage is nearly complete, the file also works for a calling campaign aimed at shop owners.

Every row has the same Google category, Billiards supply store, so there is no category split to work with. The useful variation is in geography, in the email type and in what the business name tells you.

How can you segment the file?

The billiards list arrives as one CSV, and Excel or Google Sheets does the filtering. Because the category is the same on every row, the columns that do the sorting are state, city, email type and business name.

Use the state and city columns to match your delivery range. A table installer or a freight carrier that moves slate and heavy cabinets works within a few hundred miles of its depot, so one or two states is a sensible slice. A seller of cue tips or chalk ships anywhere and can take the whole file.

Use the business name column to pick out the shops that sell pool tables and game room furniture. Words such as Billiards, Pool Tables, Game Room, Darts and Spas in a name give you the showrooms. Shops that carry only cues and accessories often have Cue or Supply in the name. Names are a guess about the product mix, so check the website before you pitch a specific line.

Use the email type to choose the opening. In this file 76 addresses name a person on the shop's own domain, 147 are role addresses such as info@ or sales@, and 207 are free mail addresses such as Gmail. Many small shops use a free mail account as their business inbox, so the free mail group is large here and mostly reaches the owner directly.

• State and city: your freight radius or dealer territory.
• Business name: showroom words for table sellers, cue and supply words for accessory shops.
• Email type: owner-style addresses and free mail for a personal note, info@ for a shop-level pitch.
• Website column: open the site and see whether the shop sells tables before you write.

Who buys a billiards supply store email list?

The buyers are companies that sell into pool and game room retail. Table manufacturers and importers look for dealers to carry a new line. Cue makers and custom cue builders want shops that will stock cues on consignment. Makers of cloth, rails, pockets and chalk sell to shops that do their own re-felting and repairs.

Wholesale distributors of darts, shuffleboard tables, foosball tables and bar games pitch the same shops, because most billiards stores have a game room section. Freight and white-glove delivery firms that move heavy slate tables look for shops that need regional installers. Software vendors who sell point-of-sale and online store tools, plus payment processors and business insurers, reach small retailers with a Maps listing and a website. League organizers and tournament promoters write to shops that host events.

How do you run outreach to billiards supply stores?

Write to the owner. These are small shops, and in most of them the person who answers the shared inbox also orders stock and sets prices. A short note that names what you sell, who else carries it and what a dealer would need to start gets read, especially when it arrives during the slower months of a shop that sells mostly in winter.

Open with something specific to a pool table business. A felt supplier can mention re-covering work, a delivery firm can mention slate that needs two people and a ramp, and a distributor of game room goods can mention that a shop already selling tables has floor space for darts and bar stools. A generic line about growing your retail revenue shows you did not look.

Open a shop's site before you pitch it a product line. A shop that lists only cues will not want a pitch for a 9-foot table line, and a showroom with a large gallery of tables is a fit for a freight offer. The phone column helps for sellers whose offer needs a short conversation, such as a dealer agreement with terms to explain.

Send a few hundred at a time and read the bounces before the next batch. If a batch bounces badly, pause and fix the list before you send more, so your sending domain stays in good standing.

What email rules apply when you contact billiards supply stores?

A message to a shop owner is still commercial email under CAN-SPAM, so every message needs your company's valid postal address in the footer. It also needs a working unsubscribe line that you honor, and a shop owner who replies stop should be removed from your next send.

Which states and cities should you start with?

By state, with listings and emails: California has 51 listings and 36 emails, Florida 43 and 30, and Texas 30 and 21. Ohio has 18 and 13, Illinois 16 and 11, North Carolina 16 and 11, Colorado 15 and 10, Georgia 15 and 10, Pennsylvania 15 and 10, and Arizona 14 and 10.

The biggest city counts are small because the category is spread thin. Portland, Oregon has 7 listings, Jacksonville 5, and Scottsdale, San Jose, Miami, Lincoln and Las Vegas 4 each. Phoenix, Colorado Springs and Lakewood have 3.

Since no single city dominates, a state is a better unit for a billiards supplier than a city. A freight firm with a depot in Florida can take Jacksonville, Miami and the rest of the state in one pass, and a cue maker can start in whichever state has the most shops near a pool league scene. The phone column covers shops without an email, so the listing count still counts for a calling campaign.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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