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Sample rows

10 of the 864 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 108 businesses, 76 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 88.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 767 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 853 rated businesses is 4.5, and 50 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 605 email addresses, 209 (35%) are role addresses such as info@, 88 (15%) name a person and 308 (51%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this pool hall email list?

The file has 864 Google Maps listings in the Pool hall category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a venue built around billiards: a neighborhood hall with a dozen tables and a bar, a billiards club that runs leagues and tournaments, or a sports bar that lists itself as a pool hall. A venue with its own Maps listing is one row.

Of the 864 pool halls, 605 have an email address. Phone numbers are on 795 rows, while a website is on 486. That leaves a gap: many halls run on a phone number and a social page, so the phone column carries more rows than the website column here.

The category is Pool hall for every row. The file does not tell you how many tables a hall has, whether it serves alcohol, or whether it hosts leagues. The venue's own page, when it has one, answers that.

How can you segment the file?

Load the CSV into Excel or Google Sheets and filter the columns. Pool halls have four useful cuts.

State and city tell you where to put a sales route or a regional offer. Los Angeles and Houston have 14 listings each, Brooklyn 13 and Chicago 12. A table maker or a league organizer can plan a visit per metro.

A hall's name often shows whether it is a billiards club or a bar. Words such as Billiards, Cue, Lounge, Sports Bar, Club or Bowl point to different crowds. A hall with a family name tells you nothing, so the name filter finds extra matches without being complete.

The email column has 88 addresses that look like a person's name, 209 role addresses such as info@ or booking@, and 308 on free webmail. Free webmail is the largest of the three groups.

• State and city: sales route or league territory.
• Business name: Billiards, Lounge, Sports Bar or Club for the venue type.
• Email type: webmail and named addresses for the owner, booking@ for event inquiries.
• Website: 486 rows have one, and 795 have a phone number.

Who buys a pool hall email list?

The buyers are suppliers to billiards venues. Table makers and refurbishers sell new and used pool tables, and cloth, rail and pocket vendors sell the parts. Cue, chalk and ball makers sell consumables. Lighting and table cover suppliers sell the room fixtures.

League and tournament organizers recruit halls to host play. Table timer and booking software vendors sell systems that start and stop the clock and take reservations. Beer and spirits distributors, jukebox and arcade operators, and bar equipment dealers sell to the bar side of the business. Liquor liability insurers and event marketing firms also work this list. Billiard league apps look for venues that will post a schedule.

How do you run outreach to pool halls?

Pool hall owners work nights. Their inbox gets read in the afternoon before the hall opens or the next morning. Write a short note that fits a phone screen and ask a single question.

With 308 webmail addresses and 88 named ones, most of the file reaches the owner personally. Write to them by role: you run the hall, you decide on tables and suppliers. For the 209 role addresses, ask whoever handles the booking inbox to forward the message to the owner or manager.

Hall owners think about table time, drink sales and repair costs. A cloth supplier should give a price per table and a lead time. A league organizer should explain what the hall gets from hosting, such as a weekly night with a fixed number of players. A booking software vendor should say how it handles a night when ten tables run at once.

Since 486 rows have a website, check it where it exists. A hall that lists leagues on its site fits a league organizer, and a hall that shows a full bar menu fits a beverage supplier. Dedupe by domain, start with a trial batch and read the bounces before the second.

What email rules apply when you write to pool halls?

A sales email to a billiards venue needs two CAN-SPAM basics: your company's valid physical postal address in the footer, and an opt-out that works and is honored. A manager who answers with a stop request has opted out.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 108 pool hall listings and 76 emails. Texas has 88 and 62, Florida 71 and 50, New York 59 and 41, and North Carolina 46 and 32. Illinois and New Jersey have 30 listings each with 21 emails, Pennsylvania has 27 and 19, Georgia 26 and 18, and Louisiana 24 and 17.

Los Angeles and Houston have 14 listings each, Brooklyn 13, Chicago 12, Sacramento 8, and Las Vegas, New York and Flushing 7 each. Austin and Dallas have 6 each.

New York turns up three times in the city list, as Brooklyn, New York and Flushing, so a seller can treat the city as one market with several neighborhoods. A Texas campaign can cover Houston, Austin and Dallas on one route. A national table maker or supplier can work state by state and start with California.

What is in the list

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

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

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