The Cueball

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The Cue Ball, established in 1963, is located at 1262 State Street in Salem, Oregon. [Click for map.]
We offer a family oriented completely non-smoking 26 pool table billiard room [parlor] which is open from 9:00am to 1:00am Monday through Saturday and from 10:00am to midnight on Sundays. Our back billiard room features 9 nine foot Brunswick Centennial pool tables and a matching 10 foot Brunswick Centennial snooker table and is available for parties!
January through November we host a monthly handicapped tournament series. Our tournament is unique in this area both by being handicapped and by being targeted to local area players. At the end of the year, the player who has earned the most points gets an opportunity to play Jim Lebold in a $500 match.
Our professional sales department and pro shop is usually open every day until 5:30 and open until closing on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday nights. We are an authorized Olhausen pool table dealer and have a large inventory of pool tables ready for immediate sale. We have thousands of pool cues and cases for sale in stock. Cues, cases, and accessories are available for purchase all day, every day. In our pro shop we stock a wide variety of tips including the layered Moori III, Kamui, Le Pro, WB, Triangle as well as many other brands of tips.
We not only sell new and used pool tables, we also service them. If you need your pool table recovered or moved, give us a call. We have a full time service team. Unlike some of our competitors, our service team works on pool tables and only pool tables. We primarily serve Salem, Keizer, the Willamette Valley, and other parts of Northwest Oregon.
Why buy from an authorized dealer? Some companies, such as Olhausen, require their products to be purchased from an authorized dealer for the warranty to be valid. Authorized dealers have to meet certain requirements to be eligible for that status. For instance some companies require authorized dealers to have a store front and stock a certain amount of product. Other companies require authorized dealers to have an in-house installation crew. And other companies require that the dealer has been in business for a minimum time period. Dealers who receive excessive complaints lose their authorized dealer status. These requirements are meant to protect you, the consumer. Most companies also have sales representatives for their authorized dealer network allowing for relationships to be established directly between the dealer and the company.