900-odd rooms are on the map from public records. Yours is probably one of them.
A scan puts somebody on the floor and in the queue. No app required to start.
TVs show specials, events and who is up. Nobody holds a chalkboard.
Table take, headcount and repeat visits, by night.
Specials, happy hour, what is on tonight, who is working. Set once from a phone, and the screen runs it. That is a real board, cycling live.
All seven scenesEvery pool night in America runs the same way: a marker on the felt, a hand-written list on the wall, and a fight over who is next. Leagues live in spreadsheets, tournaments live on clipboards, and rooms have no idea which nights make money.
We removed the step. That is the whole idea.
One-on-one with the queue beside it. Winner stays, and the next name is already on the screen.
A singles game with three waiting. A doubles game with five. Or a practice drill that draws you the ghost ball and the line. Same app, same table, no marker on the felt.
What players getOpen it and it finds you — closest rooms first. The ones running Cued Up carry their tier on the pin, so a busy room stands out instead of collapsing into the pack.
Sign up and get it on there — free, and it takes a few minutes.
Get your bar on the map →Pick the one that sounds like you.
Your bar is probably already on the map. Claiming it is free and stays free — the paid tier is only for the extras.