How do you play Who's Most Likely To?

One person reads a "Who's most likely to..." question. On the count of three, everyone points at the player they think fits best. The person with the most fingers pointed at them can defend themselves, and then the next player reads.

How many people do you need for Who's Most Likely To?

It works best with three or more players, since you need enough people to vote. With two players, each of you picks either yourself or your partner, and you compare answers.

Is Who's Most Likely To a drinking game?

It can be. The person who gets the most votes takes a sip. It works just as well without drinks, for example by keeping a tally and crowning a winner at the end.

What are good Who's Most Likely To questions for family?

Stick to harmless, everyday scenarios like forgetting birthdays, burning dinner or becoming famous. They are funny for all ages and nobody ends up embarrassed.

80 Most Likely To Questions: Who's Most Likely To for Friends

How to play Who’s Most Likely To

Sit so everyone can see each other.
One player reads a question that starts with “Who’s most likely to…”.
Count down from three. Everyone points at the person they think fits best. Pointing at yourself is allowed.
Whoever gets the most votes has ten seconds to defend themselves, or tell the story that proves everyone right.
Pass the questions to the next reader.

Want to keep score? Give one point per vote and see who ends the night as the group’s “most likely”.

How to pick the right questions for your group

The same question can be hilarious with old friends and awkward with coworkers or in-laws. A quick guide:

New group or mixed ages: stick to the funny and family sections. Everyone can vote without needing years of history.
Close friends: the friends section works best when the group has shared trips, group chats and inside jokes to draw on.
Adults-only game night: use the adults section once everyone has loosened up, and keep the personality questions for later in the evening.

If one person keeps getting all the votes, switch to a question that’s clearly about someone else for a few rounds. The game is more fun when everyone gets picked at least once.

Funny who’s most likely to questions

Who’s most likely to trip over nothing?
Who’s most likely to laugh at their own joke before finishing it?
Who’s most likely to get lost in their own neighborhood?
Who’s most likely to talk to a dog before saying hi to its owner?
Who’s most likely to fall asleep during a horror movie?
Who’s most likely to send a text to the wrong person?
Who’s most likely to survive a zombie apocalypse?
Who’s most likely to be the first one eliminated in a zombie apocalypse?
Who’s most likely to cry during a cartoon?
Who’s most likely to forget why they walked into a room?
Who’s most likely to start a dance battle at a wedding?
Who’s most likely to accidentally set off a fire alarm while cooking?
Who’s most likely to win a hot dog eating contest?
Who’s most likely to have a full conversation with a voice assistant?
Who’s most likely to own more pairs of shoes than they can count?
Who’s most likely to wear sunglasses indoors?

Who’s most likely to questions for friends

Who’s most likely to be late to their own birthday party?
Who’s most likely to cancel plans at the last minute?
Who’s most likely to plan the whole group trip?
Who’s most likely to forget their wallet when it’s their turn to pay?
Who’s most likely to know everyone’s secrets?
Who’s most likely to send 20 voice notes in a row?
Who’s most likely to leave the group chat on read?
Who’s most likely to cry at the end of a trip?
Who’s most likely to become friends with a stranger in a bathroom line?
Who’s most likely to take 100 photos to get one good one?
Who’s most likely to move to another country on a whim?
Who’s most likely to get everyone kicked out of a restaurant?
Who’s most likely to remember every inside joke from the last ten years?
Who’s most likely to take over the music at a party?
Who’s most likely to become famous?
Who’s most likely to get married first?

Who’s most likely to questions for family

Clean, harmless and fun for every age.

Who’s most likely to burn dinner?
Who’s most likely to forget someone’s birthday?
Who’s most likely to fall asleep on the couch first?
Who’s most likely to win at every board game?
Who’s most likely to eat dessert before dinner?
Who’s most likely to spend an hour picking a movie?
Who’s most likely to sing loudly in the car?
Who’s most likely to adopt five pets?
Who’s most likely to lose the TV remote?
Who’s most likely to wake up first on a holiday?
Who’s most likely to wrap presents at the very last minute?
Who’s most likely to tell the same story every holiday?
Who’s most likely to become a famous chef?
Who’s most likely to get lost on a family road trip?
Who’s most likely to cheat at Monopoly?
Who’s most likely to bring the most snacks on a trip?

Who’s most likely to questions for adults

Cheeky but not explicit. Perfect for a game night with friends.

Who’s most likely to text their ex after a night out?
Who’s most likely to have a secret dating profile?
Who’s most likely to flirt their way out of a parking ticket?
Who’s most likely to fall for someone on vacation?
Who’s most likely to show up to work still in last night’s outfit?
Who’s most likely to have the most embarrassing search history?
Who’s most likely to go on a date and forget the person’s name?
Who’s most likely to start a fight at karaoke?
Who’s most likely to order a round for strangers?
Who’s most likely to kiss someone at midnight on New Year’s Eve?
Who’s most likely to quit their job in a dramatic way?
Who’s most likely to have a hangover at their own wedding?
Who’s most likely to get a tattoo they regret?
Who’s most likely to slide into a celebrity’s DMs?
Who’s most likely to fall asleep at a party?
Who’s most likely to date two people at the same time without realizing it?

Adventure and personality questions

A mix of daring and thoughtful questions to change the pace.

Who’s most likely to go skydiving?
Who’s most likely to climb a mountain just for the view?
Who’s most likely to quit everything to travel the world?
Who’s most likely to start their own business?
Who’s most likely to become a millionaire?
Who’s most likely to run a marathon without training?
Who’s most likely to say yes to any challenge?
Who’s most likely to give the best advice?
Who’s most likely to remember everyone’s favorite food?
Who’s most likely to stand up for a stranger?
Who’s most likely to write a book?
Who’s most likely to become a teacher?
Who’s most likely to cheer everyone up on a bad day?
Who’s most likely to keep a friendship going for 50 years?
Who’s most likely to drive across the country to help a friend?
Who’s most likely to make everyone in this room cry at their wedding speech?

Who’s most likely to questions for work

Light enough for a team event or a Friday video call. Skip any that single out someone’s real performance.

Who’s most likely to reply to an email within a minute?
Who’s most likely to forget they are on mute?
Who’s most likely to bring snacks for the whole team?
Who’s most likely to be late to a meeting they are hosting?
Who’s most likely to have fifty browser tabs open?
Who’s most likely to become CEO?
Who’s most likely to start a lunch-time debate about pineapple on pizza?

Who’s most likely to questions for baby showers and bridal showers

Who’s most likely to cry at the ceremony?
Who’s most likely to give the best advice?
Who’s most likely to forget the diaper bag?
Who’s most likely to fall asleep during a toast?
Who’s most likely to buy the baby too many outfits?
Who’s most likely to catch the bouquet?
Who’s most likely to dance all night?

Tips for a better game

End on a nice one. The last section is full of compliments in disguise. Finishing with those leaves everyone in a good mood.
Mix savage and sweet. Ten roasts in a row can feel personal. Alternate a funny question with a flattering one.
Make the winner explain. Votes alone are fast. The story behind “why does everyone think it’s me?” is where the laughs are.