Chess House runs a tiered discount structure on orders, with the $125 off deal at $750 and above being the best for larger purchases. The offers here reward higher basket sizes, so your decision depends mainly on how much you're planning to spend.
Spending $25 to $49: The $5 off offer applies to orders over $25, saving you a small amount on smaller purchases like individual pieces or accessories.
Spending $50 to $119: The $15 off offer kicks in at $50 and above, making it your best bet for mid-range orders. This is a solid saving for a single chess set or bundle of items in this range.
Spending $120 to $349: The $25 off offer applies to orders over $120. If you're stocking up on multiple sets or adding premium boards, this discount delivers real value compared to the lower tiers.
Spending $350 to $749: The $50 off offer applies to orders over $350. This is where the savings jump significantly—you'll want to compare this against the 10% storewide offer to see which gives you more on your specific basket.
Spending $750 and above: The $125 off offer is your headline deal for large orders. This represents strong savings on bulk purchases or high-end items. If you're buying multiple sets or premium equipment in this range, this is the discount to aim for.
10% off storewide: Chess House also runs a straight 10% discount on all items. Calculate what this gives you on your basket and compare it against the tiered dollar amount offers—on very expensive individual items or large orders, the percentage may occasionally edge out the fixed dollar discounts, though the tiered deals typically win.
Free shipping on $75+: If your order qualifies, free shipping at $75 and above adds extra value on top of the percentage and tiered discounts.
Only one discount applies at checkout, so before you complete your purchase, compare what each applicable offer would save you on your actual basket total and select whichever produces the larger saving.
