100 Most Likely To Questions for Couples

Everyday most likely to questions for couples

The little habits you've both noticed.

Who’s most likely to steal the blanket at night?
Who’s most likely to lose the car keys in their own pocket?
Who’s most likely to eat the last snack without asking?
Who’s most likely to say I told you so?
Who’s most likely to talk to pets like they're people?
Who’s most likely to cry at a commercial?
Who’s most likely to lose the TV remote?
Who’s most likely to sing loudly in the car?
Who’s most likely to check the weather five times a day?
Who’s most likely to leave cabinet doors open?
Who’s most likely to be ready to leave on time?
Who’s most likely to take forever to pick a restaurant?
Who’s most likely to start a new hobby and quit it in a week?
Who’s most likely to reply to a text hours later?
Who’s most likely to know every neighbor's name?
Who’s most likely to send a meme instead of a reply?
Who’s most likely to get grumpy when they're hungry?
Who’s most likely to have twenty tabs open at once?
Who’s most likely to lose their sunglasses?
Who’s most likely to make up a song about the cat?

Most likely to questions about nights out

Restaurants, concerts and who wants to leave first.

Who’s most likely to plan a surprise night out?
Who’s most likely to order for both of you without asking?
Who’s most likely to get dressed up for a night in?
Who’s most likely to pick the movie?
Who’s most likely to want to leave a party early?
Who’s most likely to suggest trying a new restaurant?
Who’s most likely to book a table weeks in advance?
Who’s most likely to dance in the kitchen?
Who’s most likely to forget an anniversary?
Who’s most likely to remember the exact day you met?
Who’s most likely to cook something fancy on a weeknight?
Who’s most likely to take too many photos?
Who’s most likely to suggest a game night?
Who’s most likely to pay for dinner without telling the other?
Who’s most likely to turn a short walk into a three-hour adventure?
Who’s most likely to buy concert tickets on a whim?
Who’s most likely to order dessert first?
Who’s most likely to get lost on the way to the restaurant?
Who’s most likely to chat with the server like an old friend?
Who’s most likely to plan a picnic?

Most likely to questions about home life

Chores, projects and the great thermostat debate.

Who’s most likely to do the dishes without being asked?
Who’s most likely to rearrange the furniture?
Who’s most likely to buy a plant and forget about it?
Who’s most likely to turn the heat up?
Who’s most likely to keep every takeout menu?
Who’s most likely to fix something with tape?
Who’s most likely to fill the house with candles?
Who’s most likely to hog the bathroom mirror?
Who’s most likely to make the bed perfectly?
Who’s most likely to watch a cooking show and not cook?
Who’s most likely to leave socks on the floor?
Who’s most likely to label everything in the pantry?
Who’s most likely to want to adopt another pet?
Who’s most likely to start a home project and not finish it?
Who’s most likely to clean when they're stressed?
Who’s most likely to build furniture without reading the instructions?
Who’s most likely to fill the fridge with snacks?
Who’s most likely to decorate for the holidays way too early?
Who’s most likely to buy a kitchen gadget and use it once?
Who’s most likely to fall asleep on the couch?

Most likely to questions about traveling together

From packing to the trip home.

Who’s most likely to overpack?
Who’s most likely to make a spreadsheet for the vacation?
Who’s most likely to lose a passport?
Who’s most likely to make friends with strangers on vacation?
Who’s most likely to want to go home early?
Who’s most likely to try the strangest food on the menu?
Who’s most likely to get sunburned on day one?
Who’s most likely to insist on a scenic detour?
Who’s most likely to sleep through every flight?
Who’s most likely to bring snacks for the whole trip?
Who’s most likely to take a hundred photos of the same view?
Who’s most likely to forget to pack a charger?
Who’s most likely to want to move to every place you visit?
Who’s most likely to read the guidebook on the way there?
Who’s most likely to grab the window seat?
Who’s most likely to chat with the people in the next seat?
Who’s most likely to buy a souvenir hat?
Who’s most likely to get lost in a new city?
Who’s most likely to learn a few words of the language?
Who’s most likely to plan the next trip on the way home?

Most likely to questions about the future

Predictions to check back on in ten years.

Who’s most likely to want to move abroad?
Who’s most likely to become famous?
Who’s most likely to write a book?
Who’s most likely to run a marathon?
Who’s most likely to start a business?
Who’s most likely to learn to play the piano?
Who’s most likely to retire somewhere warm?
Who’s most likely to adopt five dogs?
Who’s most likely to build a cabin?
Who’s most likely to win a cooking contest?
Who’s most likely to become a morning person?
Who’s most likely to take up gardening?
Who’s most likely to plan the next ten years?
Who’s most likely to go back to school?
Who’s most likely to open a bakery?
Who’s most likely to learn to surf?
Who’s most likely to keep a journal for a whole year?
Who’s most likely to become the best cook in the family?
Who’s most likely to throw the best birthday parties?
Who’s most likely to still tell the same jokes in fifty years?

How to play most likely to as a couple

With two players, there's no counting to three around a circle. Read a card, then both point at the same time: at yourself, or at your partner. If you agree, move on. If you don't, you each get one sentence to make your case.

It also works great with other couples. Each pair points together, and the room votes on the best argument. The full rules are on the most likely to page.

Keep score, if you dare

Want a winner? Every time you both point at the same person, that's a point for the team. Play a group of twenty and see how well you really know each other. Most couples land somewhere between twelve and sixteen.

Start with Everyday. You've both seen these habits up close.
Play The future last, and write down your answers to check later.
Take a photo of your final score. It makes a great reminder next year.

Every question is about habits and fun plans, nothing too personal, so you can play at a dinner with friends as easily as on your own couch.

Questions

How do you play most likely to with two people?

Read a card and both point at the same time, at yourself or at your partner. If you disagree, each of you gets one sentence to argue your case.

Are these questions clean?

Yes. They're about habits, nights out, home life, travel and future plans, and nothing is too personal. You can play them with friends around.

Can we play with other couples?

Yes. Each couple points together, and the group votes on who made the best case. It's a fun opener for a dinner party.

How long does a game take?

About a minute per card. One group of twenty cards makes a good 15- to 20-minute game.

Are there more most likely to questions?

Yes. The main most likely to game has over 200 cards, and there are lists for friends, family, work and holidays.

Most Likely To Questions for Couples