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Most likely to questions: 150 ideas

Read a question out loud, like "Who's most likely to fall asleep before the movie starts?" On three, everybody points at the person who fits best. Most fingers wins the round. Below are 150 most likely to questions for six occasions, all about funny habits and situations, never about anyone's looks.

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On three, point

How to play

Read the question. One person reads it out loud. Then the phone or the list goes to the next person.
Count to three. Everyone points at once. No waiting to see where the others point.
Count the fingers. Whoever gets the most votes wins the round. A tie? Both win.
One sentence. The winner may say one sentence in their defense. Only one.

Want to keep score? One point per round, and after 20 questions you have a winner. Or skip the points and just play for the stories.

Most likely to questions for friends

For the group chat crowd, the people who have known each other forever or just long enough.

Who's most likely to plan a trip in the group chat and never book it?
Who's most likely to show up late to their own birthday party?
Who's most likely to know the ending of a movie and still gasp at the twist?
Who's most likely to start a new hobby every January?
Who's most likely to send a voice message longer than a podcast episode?
Who's most likely to text "on my way" while still in the shower?
Who's most likely to remember what everyone ordered at dinner three years ago?
Who's most likely to cry at a commercial for dish soap?
Who's most likely to get lost walking home from the corner store?
Who's most likely to win a game show on live TV?
Who's most likely to talk their way backstage at a concert?
Who's most likely to become famous for something completely random?
Who's most likely to adopt three cats in one weekend?
Who's most likely to fall asleep first at a sleepover?
Who's most likely to have a snack in every bag they own?
Who's most likely to laugh so hard that nobody understands the joke anymore?
Who's most likely to organize the next reunion?
Who's most likely to be best friends with the server by dessert?
Who's most likely to survive the longest in a scary movie?
Who's most likely to take 200 photos and post none of them?
Who's most likely to start singing in the middle of a conversation?
Who's most likely to keep a secret for ten years?
Who's most likely to accidentally spoil a surprise party?
Who's most likely to say "one more game" at two in the morning?
Who's most likely to read the whole rulebook out loud before the first turn?

Most likely to questions for family

For holiday dinners, road trips and the kids' table. Easy enough for children, fun enough for grandparents.

Who's most likely to fall asleep during the family movie?
Who's most likely to bring way too much food to a picnic?
Who's most likely to ask the kids for help with a new phone?
Who's most likely to tell a family story everyone knows, one more time?
Who's most likely to cheat at cards and get caught by a six-year-old?
Who's most likely to start the photo timer and not make it into the picture?
Who's most likely to call with a question that a text could answer?
Who's most likely to wake everyone on a road trip to point at a cow?
Who's most likely to secretly be the best dancer in the family?
Who's most likely to look for their glasses while wearing them?
Who's most likely to keep a drawer full of rubber bands and twist ties?
Who's most likely to turn a small chore into a full renovation?
Who's most likely to take the last cookie and blame the dog?
Who's most likely to start a family group chat just for recipes?
Who's most likely to lose a staring contest to the cat?
Who's most likely to fix anything with duct tape and call it done?
Who's most likely to invent a new family tradition and make it stick?
Who's most likely to tell the same joke at every holiday dinner?
Who's most likely to hide vegetables in dessert?
Who's most likely to talk the whole family into a hike?
Who's most likely to read every sign in the museum out loud?
Who's most likely to fold the gift wrap to use again next year?
Who's most likely to solve the crossword before everyone else is awake?
Who's most likely to fall for the same prank every April?
Who's most likely to plan the family vacation down to the minute?

Most likely to questions for the office

For team events, lunch breaks and the first minutes of a long meeting. Nothing here should cost anyone their reputation.

Who's most likely to answer an email within ten seconds?
Who's most likely to have forty browser tabs open at once?
Who's most likely to bring homemade cookies on a Monday?
Who's most likely to say goodbye on a call and then forget to hang up?
Who's most likely to know where every spare charger is hidden?
Who's most likely to start a lunch club?
Who's most likely to be the first one in every morning?
Who's most likely to turn a two-minute update into a twenty-minute story?
Who's most likely to name every file with a perfect system?
Who's most likely to keep an emergency snack drawer?
Who's most likely to win the office step challenge?
Who's most likely to fix the coffee machine without reading the manual?
Who's most likely to remember everyone's work anniversary?
Who's most likely to wear a holiday sweater on a video call in July?
Who's most likely to accidentally call their boss "Mom" or "Dad"?
Who's most likely to have a desk plant that's older than the company?
Who's most likely to bring a card game to the lunch break?
Who's most likely to spot a typo on a slide in the middle of the presentation?
Who's most likely to schedule a meeting to plan another meeting?
Who's most likely to say "quick question" and then ask five?
Who's most likely to run the company one day?
Who's most likely to have a perfectly empty inbox?
Who's most likely to learn a new tool over the weekend just for fun?
Who's most likely to volunteer to take notes and write a novel?
Who's most likely to stay calm when the projector dies mid-pitch?

Most likely to questions for the Christmas party

For the holiday party at work or at home, and a great warm up before the gift exchange.

Who's most likely to wear the brightest holiday sweater tonight?
Who's most likely to guess every gift before it's unwrapped?
Who's most likely to bring the gift everyone fights over?
Who's most likely to know every word of every holiday song?
Who's most likely to start decorating before the leaves have fallen?
Who's most likely to wrap presents at two in the morning on Christmas Eve?
Who's most likely to forget where they hid the gifts?
Who's most likely to win a cookie decorating contest?
Who's most likely to cry during a holiday movie?
Who's most likely to buy a gift for themselves while shopping for others?
Who's most likely to use a paper bag instead of wrapping paper?
Who's most likely to put up a tree in every room?
Who's most likely to trade away their White Elephant gift within five seconds?
Who's most likely to keep the party going after everyone else has left?
Who's most likely to taste the eggnog and pretend to love it?
Who's most likely to end up tangled in the string of lights?
Who's most likely to write a thank-you card for every single gift?
Who's most likely to play Santa at the kids' party?
Who's most likely to bake cookies for the whole building?
Who's most likely to knit a scarf for everyone and finish it in March?
Who's most likely to find the most thoughtful gift for under ten dollars?
Who's most likely to have the holiday playlist ready in October?
Who's most likely to open a present and say "I already have one" out loud?
Who's most likely to take over the music and refuse all requests?
Who's most likely to fall asleep under the Christmas tree?

Most likely to questions for roommates

For dorms, shared apartments and anyone who has ever argued about the thermostat.

Who's most likely to leave one bite in the container so they don't have to wash it?
Who's most likely to go grocery shopping and forget the one thing they went for?
Who's most likely to turn the living room into a houseplant jungle?
Who's most likely to practice a speech in front of the bathroom mirror?
Who's most likely to cook a full meal at midnight?
Who's most likely to find the TV remote in the freezer?
Who's most likely to rearrange the living room without telling anyone?
Who's most likely to invite friends over and forget to mention it?
Who's most likely to hide the spare key in a very obvious place?
Who's most likely to sing along with the washing machine?
Who's most likely to leave friendly reminder notes everywhere?
Who's most likely to order takeout and share it with everyone?
Who's most likely to fall asleep on the couch with all the lights on?
Who's most likely to say good morning to the neighbor's dog every day?
Who's most likely to fix the Wi-Fi by turning it off and on again?
Who's most likely to keep the heat at tropical levels?
Who's most likely to bake bread and make the whole place smell amazing?
Who's most likely to own more shoes by the door than everyone else together?
Who's most likely to start movie night with a vote and a snack plan?
Who's most likely to wear the same hoodie all weekend?
Who's most likely to carry a spider outside in a cup for everyone?
Who's most likely to finish the milk and put the empty carton back?
Who's most likely to know every neighbor's birthday in the building?
Who's most likely to get up early on a Saturday just to clean?
Who's most likely to start a sourdough starter and give it a name?

Most likely to questions for travel

For long drives, airport waits and the first night of the trip.

Who's most likely to pack at midnight the night before?
Who's most likely to forget their phone charger on every trip?
Who's most likely to make friends with locals on day one?
Who's most likely to order the strangest dish on the menu?
Who's most likely to fall asleep before the plane takes off?
Who's most likely to plan the whole trip around food?
Who's most likely to get sunburned on the first day?
Who's most likely to buy a hat they'll never wear at home?
Who's most likely to wake everyone up to watch the sunrise?
Who's most likely to learn ten words of the language before the trip?
Who's most likely to leave their passport in the hotel safe on checkout day?
Who's most likely to take a selfie at every landmark?
Who's most likely to carry a first aid kit for the whole group?
Who's most likely to haggle at a market just for fun?
Who's most likely to book the cheapest flight at the worst possible hour?
Who's most likely to come home with a suitcase full of snacks?
Who's most likely to go swimming no matter how cold the water is?
Who's most likely to write in a travel journal every day?
Who's most likely to miss the train by exactly one minute?
Who's most likely to become the group's unofficial tour guide?
Who's most likely to pack a board game for the vacation?
Who's most likely to fit two weeks of clothes into one carry-on?
Who's most likely to end up in a stranger's vacation photos?
Who's most likely to rent bikes for the whole group?
Who's most likely to miss home by day two?

Tips for a good round

Pick your list for the room. Office questions for coworkers, family questions when grandparents are there. Mixing is fine once everyone is warmed up.
Keep it kind. The best questions make the chosen person laugh too. If a question could hurt, skip it.
Write your own. After a few rounds, let everyone add one question about a shared memory. Those are often the best of the night.
Everyone reads once. Pass the phone or the list, so the quiet people get a turn in the spotlight without having to perform.
No drinking rules. The game works perfectly well without them, and nobody has to explain why they're not drinking.

Questions people ask

How do you play most likely to?

Someone reads a question like "Who's most likely to miss the train by one minute?" Everyone counts to three and points at the person they think fits best. Whoever gets the most fingers takes the point, or just the laugh. Then the next person reads. That's the whole game.

Can you point at yourself?

Yes, and it's often the funniest moment of the round. If you know the question is about you, own it. Some groups give a bonus point for honesty. The only rule is that everyone points at the same time, on three, so nobody can follow the crowd.

How many players do you need?

Three players work, but it gets much better from five. With more than 12 people, the pointing gets hard to count. Split into two groups, or let only the person who got the most votes say a sentence about why the question fits them so well.

Are these questions okay for the office and for kids?

Yes. Every question on this page is about habits and funny situations, never about looks, money, dating or anything that could embarrass someone. The office and Christmas party lists were written with coworkers in mind. For kids, the family and travel questions work best.

What if someone gets a lot of votes and doesn't like it?

Then move on quickly and keep the next questions lighter. The game should feel like a compliment or a friendly tease, never like a verdict. If a question hits a sore spot, skip it. You know your group better than any list does.

App for iPhone and Android

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The app shows the question, counts to three and keeps score.

The question shows up big, so everyone can read along. Pass the phone.
On three, everybody points. The host taps who got the most fingers.
Points go into your group's all-time table, if you want them.
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