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Most Likely To is the party game where someone reads out a question like "Who is most likely to get lost in their own town?" and everyone points at the friend who fits it best. There are no cards to learn and nobody really wins. The fun is in seeing who the room picks and hearing why.
How to play Most Likely To
You need at least three people, and it gets funnier as the group grows. Sit in a circle so everyone can see each other, and pick someone to read the first question.
- Gather some questions. Use a list, a deck of cards or questions the group writes on slips of paper. Each one starts with "Who is most likely to…".
- Read one out loud. The reader asks the question to the whole group. Nobody points yet.
- Count to three and point. On three, everyone points at the person they think fits best at the same moment. You can point at yourself if it is true.
- See who has the most fingers. The person with the most fingers pointing at them is the room's pick. If it is a tie, both share the title.
- Explain and pass it on. The pick can defend themselves, and anyone can share why they chose them. Then the next person in the circle reads a new question.
Keeping score, if you want to
Most groups play without points and simply stop when the questions run out. Some house rules give each round's pick a point, and whoever collects the most by the end is crowned the group's biggest character. House rules vary, so agree before you start.
See Most Likely To on your phone
Playing Most Likely To online
Online, nobody has to point in public. Each question appears on every phone and you tap the face of the friend who fits. Your vote is locked the moment you tap it, and you can pick yourself. When everyone has voted, or the 90-second timer runs out, the room shows how many votes each person got and spotlights the top pick or a tie. It never shows who voted for whom.
Rooms take 2 to 8 players. The host chooses 5, 10 or 15 prompts and a category of Everyday, Adventure, Silly, Talents or Gossip, or a mix of all of them, then taps Next Prompt when the group is ready to move on. There is no score to chase. After each reveal, players can leave a short voice reaction.
If you are in the same room, talk about each result out loud. If you are apart, turn on the built-in video call to see everyone's faces at the reveal, or keep your usual FaceTime or Zoom call running and share the room link.
Tips and house rules
- Keep questions playful. Something everyone would laugh about is better than something that could sting.
- Ask the top pick to tell the story behind their votes. That is usually the best part of the round.
- For younger players, stick to silly and everyday questions like "Who is most likely to laugh at their own joke?".
- Let everyone write one question before you start so the deck feels personal to your group.
- In a big group, play in teams of two who agree on one pick together.
- Play anonymous rounds with paper votes in a bowl when you want honest answers without the pointing.
100 Most Likely To questions
Everyday
- Who is most likely to remember everyone's birthday?
- Who is most likely to arrive early even when the plan is casual?
- Who is most likely to bring exactly the snacks everyone wanted?
- Who is most likely to organize the group chat into an actual plan?
- Who is most likely to know the best shortcut across town?
- Who is most likely to keep a houseplant thriving for years?
- Who is most likely to find a phone that everyone else overlooked?
- Who is most likely to suggest the restaurant the whole group loves?
- Who is most likely to make a beautifully detailed to-do list?
- Who is most likely to reply to a message before anyone else?
- Who is most likely to fall asleep halfway through movie night?
- Who is most likely to have a spare charger ready when one is needed?
- Who is most likely to make the perfect playlist for the room?
- Who is most likely to know all of their neighbors by name?
- Who is most likely to turn a quick errand into a fun outing?
- Who is most likely to read the instructions before building flat-pack furniture?
- Who is most likely to start the washing-up before anyone asks?
- Who is most likely to know exactly which day the bins go out?
- Who is most likely to plan a picnic right down to the napkins?
- Who is most likely to pack an umbrella on a perfectly sunny day?
Adventure
- Who is most likely to book a spontaneous weekend trip?
- Who is most likely to navigate back without checking a map?
- Who is most likely to try a brand-new outdoor activity first?
- Who is most likely to pack the lightest bag for a long trip?
- Who is most likely to wake everyone for a sunrise hike?
- Who is most likely to spot interesting wildlife before anyone else?
- Who is most likely to volunteer to lead the way?
- Who is most likely to learn a useful local phrase on day one?
- Who is most likely to choose the scenic route every time?
- Who is most likely to enjoy camping even when it rains?
- Who is most likely to find a hidden café while exploring?
- Who is most likely to bring the one piece of gear everyone needs?
- Who is most likely to make a new friend on a train journey?
- Who is most likely to claim the window seat for the best view?
- Who is most likely to extend the trip by one more day?
- Who is most likely to find the best street food in a new city?
- Who is most likely to turn a cancelled train into a bonus adventure?
- Who is most likely to climb every tower and lighthouse they find?
- Who is most likely to keep a travel journal on every trip?
- Who is most likely to talk the group into climbing just one more hill?
Silly
- Who is most likely to laugh at exactly the wrong moment?
- Who is most likely to give an everyday object a nickname?
- Who is most likely to start an unexpected dance break?
- Who is most likely to wear mismatched socks without noticing?
- Who is most likely to talk to a pet like a coworker?
- Who is most likely to invent a holiday and convince people to celebrate?
- Who is most likely to send the perfect reaction meme first?
- Who is most likely to turn any sentence into a pun?
- Who is most likely to sing an advertising jingle from memory?
- Who is most likely to name a future pet after a snack?
- Who is most likely to build an impressive blanket fort?
- Who is most likely to carry a lucky object everywhere?
- Who is most likely to suggest the funniest pose for a group photo?
- Who is most likely to turn a typo into the joke of the day?
- Who is most likely to wave back at someone who was waving elsewhere?
- Who is most likely to do a slow-motion run for absolutely no reason?
- Who is most likely to answer every question with a film quote?
- Who is most likely to search for their sunglasses while wearing them?
- Who is most likely to commentate on a board game like it's a cup final?
- Who is most likely to do a victory lap after finding the TV remote?
Talents
- Who is most likely to learn a new language for fun?
- Who is most likely to solve a difficult puzzle first?
- Who is most likely to cook a great meal without a recipe?
- Who is most likely to win a general-knowledge trivia night?
- Who is most likely to remember every lyric to an old song?
- Who is most likely to fix a gadget with whatever is nearby?
- Who is most likely to explain a hard idea in a simple way?
- Who is most likely to give a confident speech with no notes?
- Who is most likely to draw a recognizable portrait?
- Who is most likely to learn a dance after watching it once?
- Who is most likely to spot a tiny detail everyone missed?
- Who is most likely to improvise a story on the spot?
- Who is most likely to teach the group a new hobby?
- Who is most likely to stay calm when the plan changes?
- Who is most likely to create an amazing costume from simple supplies?
- Who is most likely to juggle three things without dropping one?
- Who is most likely to name a song from its first two notes?
- Who is most likely to do a spot-on impression of a cartoon character?
- Who is most likely to fold a paper plane that flies across the whole room?
- Who is most likely to remember a phone number after hearing it once?
Gossip
- Who is most likely to know everyone's business before they say a word?
- Who is most likely to accidentally start a rumour that turns out true?
- Who is most likely to spill a fun secret two seconds after promising not to?
- Who is most likely to have the wildest story from last weekend?
- Who is most likely to slide into someone's DMs on a dare?
- Who is most likely to get caught screenshotting the group chat?
- Who is most likely to know who sent the group chat's mystery message?
- Who is most likely to be the first to hear about a new couple?
- Who is most likely to notice a new haircut before anyone else?
- Who is most likely to fake a phone call to escape an awkward chat?
- Who is most likely to keep the tea going long after everyone's tired?
- Who is most likely to slide a bold opinion into a quiet moment?
- Who is most likely to bump into a teacher at the shops and tell everyone?
- Who is most likely to remember an embarrassing story forever?
- Who is most likely to turn a small detail into a whole investigation?
- Who is most likely to read a whole backstory into a single emoji?
- Who is most likely to overhear the best conversation on the bus?
- Who is most likely to find out about the surprise party and act shocked anyway?
- Who is most likely to reply 'tell me everything' within seconds?
- Who is most likely to remember who said what at every family gathering?
Most Likely To FAQ
How do you play Most Likely To?
One person reads a "Who is most likely to…" question, everyone counts to three and points at the friend who fits best, and the person with the most fingers pointing at them is the pick. Then the next person reads.
How many people do you need?
Three or more works best, since you need a few people to choose between. The online room starts with 2 players and takes up to 8.
Can you vote for yourself?
Yes. If the question fits you, point at yourself. The online room lets you tap your own face too.
What are good Most Likely To questions for kids and families?
Pick questions about habits and silly moments, like who is most likely to sleep through an alarm or eat dessert first. The questions listed above are written for all ages.
Can you play Most Likely To on Zoom or FaceTime?
Yes. Keep your call running and share the room link, or use the video call built into the room. Votes are private and the room only shows the totals.
Is it free to play Most Likely To online?
Yes. The room is free in any browser, with no app to download and no account to create.