If your school chess club, nonprofit, or tournament program is pricing out chess supplies for the season, House of Staunton has entered the chat like a grandmaster with something to prove. Their “We Will Not Be Undersold” promotion promises to beat qualifying competitor pricing by 10%, or they’ll issue a $50 House of Staunton gift card instead.

This offer is geared specifically toward schools, chess clubs, and nonprofit organizations that promote the game of chess. The minimum order requirement is $250, and there is no maximum order size. That makes this especially useful for bulk orders of tournament gear, classroom supplies, and club equipment.

The promotion applies on a per-product basis for identical items sold by both House of Staunton and a qualifying chess-focused competitor. Eligible product categories include plastic chess pieces, demonstration boards, vinyl and silicone boards, chess bags, clocks, medals, scorebooks, pins, pencils, and more. Shop now if your current supplier’s pricing has you feeling like you’re trapped in a bad middle-game position.

There are important exclusions. Amazon, eBay, Barnes & Noble, brick-and-mortar retailers, limited quantity offers, clearance items, Cyber Monday promotions, refurbished products, and free gift offers are all excluded. House of Staunton also reserves the right to verify all submitted quotes and prior orders before approving the discount.

To request the pricing match, qualifying organizations must submit a competitor quote or prior order and contact House of Staunton customer service directly. Eligible items may also qualify for Free Worldwide Shipping to supported countries, though exclusions apply for clearance, imperfect, shopworn, and non-coupon-eligible products.

Grab the deal before your rival chess club discovers it first.

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Good news for chess shoppers with global ambitions: House of Staunton offers Free Worldwide Shipping on eligible items to the United States and 136 other countries. That includes destinations like Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, China, Sweden, and the UAE, because apparently chess pieces travel better than most of us.

Shop now and look for items marked as eligible for Free Worldwide Shipping. The important bit: every item in your cart needs to qualify. If even one item is not eligible, the free shipping option may not appear at checkout.

There are exclusions, so do not let your cart get too clever. Clearance, shopworn, imperfect, and items marked as not allowing coupons are excluded. U.S. shoppers should also note that eligibility is limited to the contiguous 48 states, street addresses only. No Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, or PO Boxes.

International buyers are responsible for any import duties and taxes, so check your local customs rules before ordering. Tap to shop eligible items, confirm the free shipping option at checkout, and send those chess pieces on their tiny diplomatic mission.

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