80 Who's Most Likely To Questions for Couples

Who's most likely to questions for couples are prompts like "Who's most likely to forget our anniversary?" that you both answer by pointing at the person who fits best. Below are 80 original prompts sorted into funny, everyday, romantic, relationship and spicy sets, plus quick rules for playing as a pair or with other couples.

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80 Who's Most Likely To Questions for Couples
In this article
  1. How to play who’s most likely to as a couple
  2. Funny who’s most likely to questions for couples
  3. Everyday life questions
  4. Romantic questions
  5. Relationship questions that start conversations
  6. Spicy questions for couples
  7. How to write your own prompts
  8. Tips for a better game
  9. Play it on your phone

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Who’s most likely to…

hit snooze five times?

A sample of 250+ cards from the app.

How to play who’s most likely to as a couple

  1. One of you reads a prompt out loud.
  2. Count to three, then both point at the person you think fits.
  3. Same answer: move on. Different answers: each of you defends your pick.
  4. Optional: keep score of who gets pointed at more, and the “winner” picks dinner.

Playing with other couples? Everyone points at once, and the person with the most fingers on them has to explain themselves.

A few variations that work well:

  • Predict your partner. Before you point, guess what your partner will answer. Score a point for every correct prediction.
  • Couples vs. couples. At a double date, each couple answers together and gets a point for every prompt they agree on.
  • Write it down. Both of you secretly write your answer, then reveal at the same time. No copying each other’s face.

A round takes about ten seconds, so 20 to 30 prompts make a nice half hour.

Funny who’s most likely to questions for couples

Start here. These are low stakes and almost always end in laughter, which warms you up for the more personal sets.

Who’s most likely to…

  1. Fall asleep during a movie they picked?
  2. Steal all the blankets at night?
  3. Eat the other person’s leftovers without asking?
  4. Talk to the dog more than to their partner?
  5. Get lost even with GPS on?
  6. Start a new hobby and quit after a week?
  7. Cry at a commercial?
  8. Lose their phone while holding it?
  9. Laugh at their own joke before finishing it?
  10. Spend 20 minutes choosing what to watch?
  11. Sing loudly and badly in the car?
  12. Leave a single bite of food in the container?
  13. Hit snooze five times?
  14. Order the same thing at every restaurant?
  15. Get way too competitive over a board game?
  16. Pretend to listen while scrolling their phone?
  17. Burn something simple, like toast?
  18. Adopt a pet without asking first?

Everyday life questions

The small stuff of living together, or spending a lot of time together. Expect some friendly arguing.

Who’s most likely to…

  1. Leave clothes on the floor?
  2. Forget to take out the trash?
  3. Run late to everything?
  4. Be the one to kill a spider?
  5. Load the dishwasher “the wrong way”?
  6. Forget where they parked?
  7. Turn the thermostat up when no one’s looking?
  8. Buy something online at 2 a.m.?
  9. Remember to buy groceries?
  10. Leave lights on in every room?
  11. Keep 47 tabs open at once?
  12. Overpack for a weekend trip?
  13. Rearrange the furniture on a random Tuesday?
  14. Fall asleep first on the couch?

Romantic questions

These are the ones that make you smile at each other. They’re also a quiet way to find out what the other person notices and appreciates.

Who’s most likely to…

  1. Say “I love you” first in a fight?
  2. Plan a surprise date?
  3. Remember every anniversary?
  4. Write a heartfelt card instead of buying one?
  5. Get emotional at our wedding (or someone else’s)?
  6. Cook a fancy dinner for no reason?
  7. Bring home flowers just because?
  8. Want to cuddle all day on a rainy Sunday?
  9. Keep every movie ticket and receipt from our dates?
  10. Slow dance in the kitchen?
  11. Send a sweet text in the middle of the workday?
  12. Make a playlist for the other person?
  13. Plan a trip and keep it a secret?
  14. Still get butterflies after years together?

Relationship questions that start conversations

These are good for learning how you each see the relationship.

Who’s most likely to…

  1. Apologize first after an argument?
  2. Hold a grudge longer?
  3. Want to move to another country?
  4. Be the better parent to a pet?
  5. Bring up getting married or moving in?
  6. Handle a crisis calmly?
  7. Make the big financial decisions?
  8. Want a big wedding?
  9. Remember what the other person said months ago?
  10. Need alone time after a long week?
  11. Be the planner on vacation?
  12. Say yes to a spontaneous adventure?
  13. Keep the friend group together?
  14. Give the other person the last slice of pizza?
  15. Be the first to say “let’s talk about it”?
  16. Change their mind after a good argument?
  17. Remember the name of every friend’s partner?
  18. Want kids (or more pets) sooner?

Spicy questions for couples

Playful, a little cheeky, nothing too explicit.

Who’s most likely to…

  1. Make the first move?
  2. Flirt with the other person in public?
  3. Send a flirty text at the worst possible time?
  4. Suggest skipping the party to stay home together?
  5. Get jealous first?
  6. Have a secret crush on a celebrity?
  7. Pick the most daring outfit for date night?
  8. Wink at the other across a crowded room?
  9. Steal a kiss in an elevator?
  10. Get caught checking the other person out?
  11. Turn a normal night into date night?
  12. Leave a love note somewhere unexpected?
  13. Be the better kisser (and who will admit it)?
  14. Start a pillow fight that turns into something else?
  15. Plan a weekend getaway with no schedule?
  16. Blush at a compliment from the other?

How to write your own prompts

The prompts that get the biggest reactions are usually the ones only the two of you would understand. Think about:

  • Inside jokes. “Who’s most likely to order the mystery dish again?”
  • Shared history. Trips, first dates, moving day, that one wedding.
  • Future plans. Who’s most likely to want to retire by the beach? Who will learn to cook first?

Keep each prompt short and specific. “Who’s most likely to be messy?” is fine, but “Who’s most likely to leave a wet towel on the bed?” gets a much bigger laugh.

Tips for a better game

  1. No sulking allowed. Getting pointed at for “Hold a grudge longer?” is a joke, not a verdict.
  2. Ask “why?” on the split answers. Disagreements are where you learn something about each other.
  3. Save spicy for last. Warm up with funny and everyday prompts, then turn up the heat.

Play it on your phone

The game at the top of this page lets you play right now. The Who’s Most Likely To game page has the full rules, and the Duoo app adds hundreds more prompts across Everyday, Adventure, Romance, Social, Personality and Spicy categories, all on one iPhone passed between you. Looking for more? Try our general Who’s Most Likely To questions, Never Have I Ever questions for couples or Princess Treatment, a couples game about romantic gestures.

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6 Spicy Questions for Couples – Who's Most Likely To Questions for Couples Save

Questions

How do you play who's most likely to as a couple? +

Read a prompt out loud, count to three and both point at whoever you think fits. If you agree, move on. If you disagree, each of you explains your pick. That debate is where the fun is.

Can you play who's most likely to with two people? +

Yes. With two players you simply point at yourself or your partner. It works especially well for couples because every answer says something about how you see each other.

What are good who's most likely to questions for couples? +

The best ones are about real habits and quirks in your relationship, like who is more likely to steal the blanket or plan a surprise date. Mix funny, romantic and a few spicy prompts to keep it moving.

Is there a who's most likely to app for couples? +

Duoo includes Who's Most Likely To with categories like Everyday, Adventure, Romance, Social, Personality and Spicy. It runs on one iPhone or iPad, works offline and fits 2 to 8 players.

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