How to play Most Likely To
Most Likely To is the party game where everyone votes and nobody can hide. A card asks who in the group is most likely to do something. On three, every finger in the room points at someone. Then the defending starts.
The deck is already on this page, so there's nothing to set up. Pick a category, or leave it on All, and read the first card.
- 1Sit where everyone can see each other's hands. On a video call, make sure all cameras are on.
- 2Pick a category: Funny, The future, Adventure, Everyday life, Friends & family or School & work. All mixes them together.
- 3One person reads the card out loud.
- 4Count to three together. On three, everyone points at the player who fits best. Pointing at yourself is allowed, if you're being honest.
- 5Whoever gets the most fingers can accept the title with grace or argue their way out of it.
- 6Tap Next for a new card, swipe on a phone or press the arrow keys on a laptop. Previous takes you back one.
Cards are shuffled and don't repeat until you've seen the whole deck. With about 210 questions, you can play for a long time before anything comes back around.
All Most Likely To questions
Every card in the game, sorted by category. Browse it before a party, or pick a few for a team meeting, a class or a family dinner.
Funny · 35 questions
- Who’s most likely to laugh at their own joke before getting to the punchline?
- Who’s most likely to get lost inside a grocery store?
- Who’s most likely to trip over absolutely nothing?
- Who’s most likely to talk to their pet like it's a person?
- Who’s most likely to send a text to the wrong group chat?
- Who’s most likely to fall asleep during a movie they picked?
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- Who’s most likely to start a dance party in the kitchen?
- Who’s most likely to wave back at someone who was waving at somebody else?
- Who’s most likely to sing in the shower loud enough for the neighbors to hear?
- Who’s most likely to laugh so hard that no sound comes out?
- Who’s most likely to get the giggles at the worst possible moment?
- Who’s most likely to call a teacher Mom by accident?
- Who’s most likely to get a song stuck in everyone's head?
- Who’s most likely to give their houseplants pep talks?
- Who’s most likely to make up a word and get everyone to use it?
- Who’s most likely to walk straight into a glass door?
- Who’s most likely to look for their phone while holding it?
- Who’s most likely to search for their sunglasses while wearing them?
- Who’s most likely to narrate their day like a nature documentary?
- Who’s most likely to argue with a voice assistant?
- Who’s most likely to dance in the mirror when they think no one's watching?
- Who’s most likely to tell the same story twice in one night?
- Who’s most likely to accidentally like a really old photo while scrolling?
- Who’s most likely to take a hundred selfies to get one good one?
- Who’s most likely to eat the last slice and blame the dog?
- Who’s most likely to give their car a name and talk to it?
- Who’s most likely to spend the whole party hanging out with the host's dog?
- Who’s most likely to press the elevator button ten times?
- Who’s most likely to confidently sing the wrong lyrics?
- Who’s most likely to give a surprise speech at someone else's birthday party?
- Who’s most likely to show up in costume to a party that isn't a costume party?
- Who’s most likely to talk in a fake accent for an entire day?
- Who’s most likely to forget what they were saying in the middle of a sentence?
- Who’s most likely to fall for the same prank every single time?
- Who’s most likely to say "you too" when the server says "enjoy your meal"?
The future · 35 questions
- Who’s most likely to have a street named after them?
- Who’s most likely to become a millionaire?
- Who’s most likely to move to another country?
- Who’s most likely to write a bestselling book?
- Who’s most likely to go to space?
- Who’s most likely to win a reality TV show?
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- Who’s most likely to invent something everyone uses?
- Who’s most likely to have a house full of pets?
- Who’s most likely to become a world champion at something weird?
- Who’s most likely to star in a movie?
- Who’s most likely to start their own company?
- Who’s most likely to get married first?
- Who’s most likely to move to a tiny cabin in the woods?
- Who’s most likely to open their own restaurant?
- Who’s most likely to retire early on a beach?
- Who’s most likely to still use their parents' streaming login at 40?
- Who’s most likely to end up living next door to someone in this room?
- Who’s most likely to live to be 100?
- Who’s most likely to win a giant prize on a game show?
- Who’s most likely to become a professional athlete?
- Who’s most likely to visit every continent?
- Who’s most likely to travel around the world before turning 30?
- Who’s most likely to start a podcast nobody asked for?
- Who’s most likely to end up on the cover of a magazine?
- Who’s most likely to design their own dream house?
- Who’s most likely to invent a brand-new holiday?
- Who’s most likely to still be friends with everyone here in 50 years?
- Who’s most likely to have their own TV show?
- Who’s most likely to write a song that everyone knows the words to?
- Who’s most likely to accidentally go viral?
- Who’s most likely to move back home to be near family?
- Who’s most likely to learn five languages?
- Who’s most likely to live on a sailboat?
- Who’s most likely to break a world record?
- Who’s most likely to become the grandparent who tells the best stories?
Adventure · 35 questions
- Who’s most likely to go skydiving?
- Who’s most likely to climb a real mountain?
- Who’s most likely to get lost on a hike?
- Who’s most likely to order the strangest thing on the menu?
- Who’s most likely to go on a road trip with zero planning?
- Who’s most likely to swim with sharks?
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- Who’s most likely to take a wrong turn and find somewhere amazing?
- Who’s most likely to ride the scariest roller coaster twice in a row?
- Who’s most likely to go exploring without a map?
- Who’s most likely to say yes to any dare?
- Who’s most likely to book a trip on a whim?
- Who’s most likely to survive on a deserted island?
- Who’s most likely to find buried treasure?
- Who’s most likely to go bungee jumping?
- Who’s most likely to take the long way just to see something new?
- Who’s most likely to make friends with locals everywhere they travel?
- Who’s most likely to end up on the stadium jumbotron?
- Who’s most likely to join an expedition to Antarctica?
- Who’s most likely to live out of a backpack for a year?
- Who’s most likely to chase a storm?
- Who’s most likely to travel somewhere they don't speak the language?
- Who’s most likely to trek through a jungle?
- Who’s most likely to ride in a hot air balloon?
- Who’s most likely to try to pet every animal they see?
- Who’s most likely to jump into a freezing lake?
- Who’s most likely to zip-line over a canyon?
- Who’s most likely to sign up for a marathon without training?
- Who’s most likely to explore a haunted house at night?
- Who’s most likely to go scuba diving?
- Who’s most likely to survive a zombie movie?
- Who’s most likely to talk their way into the front row at a concert?
- Who’s most likely to kayak down a wild river?
- Who’s most likely to sleep under the stars?
- Who’s most likely to say "I know a shortcut" and get everyone lost?
- Who’s most likely to cross a rope bridge without looking down?
Everyday life · 35 questions
- Who’s most likely to hit snooze five times?
- Who’s most likely to leave dishes in the sink overnight?
- Who’s most likely to forget where they parked?
- Who’s most likely to have a hundred tabs open?
- Who’s most likely to run late but still stop for snacks?
- Who’s most likely to eat dessert first?
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- Who’s most likely to lose their keys?
- Who’s most likely to reorganize their room at midnight?
- Who’s most likely to binge an entire series in one weekend?
- Who’s most likely to reply to texts days later?
- Who’s most likely to take a nap in the middle of the day?
- Who’s most likely to walk around with their phone at 1%?
- Who’s most likely to leave a sweater everywhere they go?
- Who’s most likely to have the messiest car?
- Who’s most likely to make a to-do list and then lose it?
- Who’s most likely to forget why they walked into a room?
- Who’s most likely to buy something they don't need because it was on sale?
- Who’s most likely to eat cereal for dinner?
- Who’s most likely to spend an hour picking something to watch?
- Who’s most likely to have a drawer full of mystery cables?
- Who’s most likely to sing at the top of their lungs in the car?
- Who’s most likely to be the first one awake?
- Who’s most likely to stay up way too late watching videos?
- Who’s most likely to leave laundry in the washer for days?
- Who’s most likely to say "five more minutes" and mean an hour?
- Who’s most likely to yell at the TV during a game?
- Who’s most likely to have thousands of unread emails?
- Who’s most likely to text the group chat at 3 a.m.?
- Who’s most likely to eat the snacks before they get home from the store?
- Who’s most likely to take forever to decide what to order?
- Who’s most likely to wear pajamas all weekend?
- Who’s most likely to have a plant they forget to water?
- Who’s most likely to order the same thing every time?
- Who’s most likely to plan their outfit the night before?
- Who’s most likely to take a picture of their food before eating it?
Friends & family · 35 questions
- Who’s most likely to remember everyone's birthday?
- Who’s most likely to plan the family reunion?
- Who’s most likely to give the best advice?
- Who’s most likely to cry at every wedding?
- Who’s most likely to be the grandparents' favorite?
- Who’s most likely to start a group chat and then mute it?
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- Who’s most likely to keep a secret the longest?
- Who’s most likely to tell embarrassing family stories at dinner?
- Who’s most likely to organize a surprise party?
- Who’s most likely to show up with snacks for everyone?
- Who’s most likely to send good morning messages to the family group chat?
- Who’s most likely to be in charge of the group photo?
- Who’s most likely to stay after the party to help with the dishes?
- Who’s most likely to lend out a hoodie and never get it back?
- Who’s most likely to be the peacemaker when everyone argues?
- Who’s most likely to greet everyone with a big hug?
- Who’s most likely to bring a new friend to every hangout?
- Who’s most likely to start a new family tradition?
- Who’s most likely to make the playlist for road trips?
- Who’s most likely to say goodbye and then stay for two more hours?
- Who’s most likely to make up their own rules during board games?
- Who’s most likely to pick the restaurant every time?
- Who’s most likely to cancel plans to stay home?
- Who’s most likely to remember inside jokes from years ago?
- Who’s most likely to text back first?
- Who’s most likely to hear the family news before anyone else?
- Who’s most likely to give homemade gifts?
- Who’s most likely to be late to their own birthday party?
- Who’s most likely to bring home a stray pet?
- Who’s most likely to talk on the phone with grandma for hours?
- Who’s most likely to host the holiday dinner?
- Who’s most likely to fall asleep first at a sleepover?
- Who’s most likely to stay up all night talking at a sleepover?
- Who’s most likely to stay in touch with their childhood friends?
- Who’s most likely to ask for the recipe after every family dinner?
School & work · 35 questions
- Who’s most likely to become the teacher's favorite?
- Who’s most likely to finish every assignment a week early?
- Who’s most likely to start a big project the night before it's due?
- Who’s most likely to raise their hand first?
- Who’s most likely to fall asleep in class?
- Who’s most likely to forget their lunch at home?
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- Who’s most likely to become class president?
- Who’s most likely to ask for an extension?
- Who’s most likely to have the neatest notes?
- Who’s most likely to hit reply-all by accident?
- Who’s most likely to show up early on the first day?
- Who’s most likely to bring treats to share at work?
- Who’s most likely to get employee of the month?
- Who’s most likely to become the boss someday?
- Who’s most likely to plan the office party?
- Who’s most likely to forget to mute themselves on a video call?
- Who’s most likely to help everyone with their homework?
- Who’s most likely to finish the test first?
- Who’s most likely to take charge of the group project?
- Who’s most likely to doodle all over their notes?
- Who’s most likely to sign up for every club?
- Who’s most likely to get a perfect attendance award?
- Who’s most likely to keep the whole class laughing?
- Who’s most likely to lose their homework on the way to school?
- Who’s most likely to nap in their car on lunch break?
- Who’s most likely to have the cleanest desk?
- Who’s most likely to ask a question right as class is ending?
- Who’s most likely to keep a secret snack stash in their desk?
- Who’s most likely to join a meeting from bed?
- Who’s most likely to change their career plans three times?
- Who’s most likely to come up with the best excuse for being late?
- Who’s most likely to win the science fair?
- Who’s most likely to write "see attached" and forget the attachment?
- Who’s most likely to color-code everything?
- Who’s most likely to end up teaching at their old school?
Scoring ideas
In Point on three, the game doesn't keep score, and most groups never miss it. Secret vote keeps a running tally for you. But if your crowd likes a winner, try one of these. Fingers or a scrap of paper are all you need.
- Most votes, one point. Whoever gets the most fingers on each card scores. Lowest total at the end is either the most innocent player or the best at hiding things.
- Called it. Before the count, the reader guesses who will win the vote. A right guess earns the reader a point.
- Title holder. Write down every title each person wins. At the end, read the list out loud like a very strange awards night.
- Tie-breaker. When the vote splits, the two players get one sentence each to convince the group.
Tips for a great round
Most Likely To runs on quick reactions and good-natured roasting. These habits keep the energy up and the feelings intact.
- Point fast. A slow count gives people time to be polite, and polite is boring.
- Ask why. The reasons behind the votes are almost always funnier than the votes.
- Rotate the reader. Pass the phone after each card so nobody is stuck as the host.
- Mix in The future. Predictions about who will end up where get brought up again for years.
- Keep it kind. The goal is laughing together. If a vote stings, move to the next card.
When to play Most Likely To
It works best with people who know each other at least a little. It's even better when they know each other a lot.
Friend groups and parties
Funny and Adventure are the classics. Expect old stories to resurface and new nicknames to stick.
Family dinners and road trips
Friends & family and Everyday life keep it light enough for every age. In the car, say names out loud instead of pointing.
Team icebreakers and classrooms
School & work keeps it relevant without getting too personal. A great five-minute opener for a meeting or a class.
Video calls
Share your screen and have everyone type a name in the chat on three. Then reveal all at once.
Want a change of pace afterward? ManyMini has other free party games that work the same way: one phone, no app, no sign-up.
How to write your own most likely to questions
Homemade cards can be the best of the night, because they're about your group. Keep these in mind.
- Start with “Who's most likely to” and add one specific situation: “…forget their own birthday.”
- Make sure more than one person could win. If the answer is obvious, it's a statement, not a question.
- Mix flattering with silly. “Most likely to become famous” plays well right after “most likely to trip on nothing.”
- Skip anything that only fits one person or touches a sore spot. Laughing together beats laughing at someone.
Slip your homemade cards in between ones from the deck. If one gets a unanimous vote in under a second, it was a great card. If nobody can decide, it might be even better.
Questions
Is Most Likely To free to play?
Yes. The game is free in your browser, with no account and no sign-up.
Do I need an app?
No. Open this page on any phone, tablet or laptop and the first card is ready to go.
How many players do you need?
Four or more is best, and bigger groups get funnier. With three it still works, though someone always gets two votes.
Are the questions OK for kids?
Yes. Every card is family-friendly. Friends & family and Everyday life are the easiest picks when kids are playing.
Can we play Most Likely To on Zoom?
Yes. Share your screen, read the card out loud and have everyone type a name in the chat on three.
How do you score Most Likely To?
In Point on three mode, the app doesn't keep score, so use fingers or paper: one point to whoever gets the most votes on each card. In Secret vote mode, the app counts the ballots and keeps a running tally of who got picked the most.
Can we vote in secret?
Yes. Switch How to play to Secret vote. Each player gets the phone in turn, taps a name without anyone watching, and passes it on. When everyone has voted, the app shows the results. It works well for shy groups and for questions where pointing would be awkward.
What are good most likely to questions for friends?
Funny and Adventure are made for friend groups, and The future is great for predictions. The full question list is on this page.
Do the cards repeat?
Not until you've seen the whole deck. Cards are shuffled, so every game starts in a different order.