Wetherspoons has launched a Top Trumps game.
It will see 30 of its best pubs go head-to-head in the classic card game.
The budget chain boozers will be rated on things like the year the pub opened and the size.
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But there will also be a ranking on the number of steps to reach the toilets.
Wetherspoons pubs are renowned for the steep staircases to the loos.
The game costs £9 and will only be on sale in the pubs.
It has been created by Wetherspoons’ charity partner Young Lives vs Cancer.
All the proceeds from sales will go directly to the charity.
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Among the featured pubs are Royal Victoria Pavilion, in Ramsgate, Kent and The Standing Order in Edinburgh.
Others include The Velvet Coaster, in Blackpool, The Prince of Wales, in Cardiff and The Imperial, Exeter.
The Top Trumps game goes on sale at the start of December, as reported on What’s The Jam.
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It is set to be a popular stocking filler at Christmas.
A Wetherspoons spokesperson said, “A Top Trumps card game featuring 30 Wetherspoon pubs will go on sale in the company’s pubs at the start of December.
“The card game has been devised by Wetherspoons’ charity partner Young Lives vs Cancer, supporting children and young people with cancer.
“With all the proceeds from sales going directly to the charity.
“The Top Trumps game will cost £9 and be available only in Wetherspoon pubs across the UK.”
They added: “It will feature facts and figures about the individual pubs, including the year the pub opened, the size of the pub and the number of steps to reach the toilets.
“A fact file on each of the pubs, as well as how much they have raised for the charity is also included, alongside colour images of the pubs.
“Among the featured pubs are Royal Victoria Pavilion, Ramsgate, The Standing Order, Edinburgh, The Velvet Coaster, Blackpool, The Prince of Wales, Cardiff and The Imperial, Exeter.
Wetherspoon is Young Lives vs Cancer’s longest-standing corporate partner.
“With its staff and customers raising more than £25 million since the partnership began in 2002.”
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