Most Likely To Questions
123 questions · By Dima Tretyak, creator of DeepTalk · Updated
The most likely to game needs no cards and no setup. Someone reads a question, everyone counts to three and points at the person who fits it best. The fun is in the votes and in the person who has to explain why the whole room pointed at them.
The questions below are sorted by mood and crowd: funny ones to warm up, rounds for friends, family and adults, juicy and extreme ones for a close group, who's more likely to questions for couples, plus random picks and predictions for the future. Mix sections as you go, and skip anything that would sting someone at the table.
Funny most likely to questions
Silly, easy and a little embarrassing. Start here to get everyone pointing and laughing.
- 1Who's most likely to laugh at the worst possible moment?
- 2Who's most likely to walk straight into a glass door?
- 3Who's most likely to get lost while following GPS?
- 4Who's most likely to wave back at someone who was waving at the person behind them?
- 5Who's most likely to clap when the plane lands?
- 6Who's most likely to trip over nothing and blame the floor?
- 7Who's most likely to send a voice message longer than five minutes?
- 8Who's most likely to get caught singing in the car at a red light?
- 9Who's most likely to argue with a self-checkout machine?
- 10Who's most likely to sing the wrong lyrics loudly and with total confidence?
- 11Who's most likely to pick a fight with a seagull over a french fry?
- 12Who's most likely to have a full conversation with a dog in a baby voice?
- 13Who's most likely to read the whole menu and order the same thing as always?
- 14Who's most likely to snort when they laugh?
Most likely to questions for friends
For game nights, road trips and the group chat. Old friends will have stories ready for every one. For more group games, try never have I ever.
- 15Who's most likely to forget the plan we made yesterday?
- 16Who's most likely to cancel plans and then post a photo from their couch?
- 17Who's most likely to keep a secret for ten years?
- 18Who's most likely to call at 2 a.m. with a story that can't wait?
- 19Who's most likely to remember everyone's birthday without a reminder?
- 20Who's most likely to be the last one to leave the party?
- 21Who's most likely to show up with snacks nobody asked for?
- 22Who's most likely to screenshot the group chat?
- 23Who's most likely to plan a whole trip and then miss the flight?
- 24Who's most likely to become best friends with a stranger at the bar?
- 25Who's most likely to cry at every wedding?
- 26Who's most likely to give advice they would never take themselves?
- 27Who's most likely to still be friends with this group at 80?
- 28Who's most likely to start a group chat and then leave it?
Rather play than scroll? DeepTalk deals these out one card at a time.
Who's more likely to questions for couples
Point at each other, or count to three and say a name at the same time. Every mismatch is something to talk about. More in our questions for couples.
- 29Who's more likely to apologize first after a fight?
- 30Who's more likely to forget our anniversary?
- 31Who's more likely to hog the covers at night?
- 32Who's more likely to plan a surprise date?
- 33Who's more likely to eat the other person's leftovers?
- 34Who's more likely to get jealous of a fictional character?
- 35Who's more likely to ask where we should eat and then say no to every idea?
- 36Who's more likely to secretly watch ahead on our show?
- 37Who's more likely to hog the bathroom mirror in the morning?
- 38Who's more likely to bring home a pet without asking?
- 39Who's more likely to remember what we wore on our first date?
- 40Who's more likely to win an argument about directions?
- 41Who's more likely to say yes to a spontaneous weekend trip?
- 42Who's more likely to keep the receipt for every gift?
- 43Who's more likely to want to stay in on a Friday night?
- 44Who's more likely to send a cute text out of nowhere?
- 45Who's more likely to rearrange the furniture without warning?
- 46Who's more likely to be the big spoon?
- 47Who's more likely to exaggerate the story of how we met?
Juicy and messy most likely to questions
Dating, exes and gossip. Fun with a close group, but skip any question that would hurt someone in the room. Braver friends can move on to truth or dare.
- 48Who's most likely to text their ex after one drink?
- 49Who's most likely to have a secret social media account?
- 50Who's most likely to read someone's messages over their shoulder?
- 51Who's most likely to go on two dates in one day?
- 52Who's most likely to ghost someone after a great first date?
- 53Who's most likely to start drama and then act surprised?
- 54Who's most likely to fall for their best friend's sibling?
- 55Who's most likely to still know their first love's phone number by heart?
- 56Who's most likely to scroll back years on a crush's Instagram?
- 57Who's most likely to lie about their age on a dating app?
- 58Who's most likely to kiss a stranger at midnight on New Year's?
- 59Who's most likely to slide into a celebrity's DMs?
- 60Who's most likely to hear the gossip before anyone else?
- 61Who's most likely to flirt their way out of a speeding ticket?
Extreme and unhinged most likely to questions
Wild futures and terrible decisions. It's all speculation, so everyone gets an opinion.
- 62Who's most likely to quit their job with a dramatic speech?
- 63Who's most likely to move to another country on a whim?
- 64Who's most likely to get a tattoo they regret by morning?
- 65Who's most likely to get kicked out of a theme park?
- 66Who's most likely to accept a dare to eat a ghost pepper?
- 67Who's most likely to sell everything and live in a van?
- 68Who's most likely to get married in Vegas after knowing someone for a week?
- 69Who's most likely to start a cult by accident?
- 70Who's most likely to hitchhike across the country?
- 71Who's most likely to break a world record for something useless?
- 72Who's most likely to go viral for all the wrong reasons?
- 73Who's most likely to run away and join a circus?
- 74Who's most likely to buy a boat with no idea how to sail it?
Most likely to questions for adults
Bills, naps and strong opinions about the dishwasher. Grown-up life, still clean enough for any crowd.
- 75Who's most likely to have a ten-step skincare routine?
- 76Who's most likely to track their budget in a spreadsheet?
- 77Who's most likely to get excited about a new vacuum cleaner?
- 78Who's most likely to fall asleep before 10 p.m. on a Saturday?
- 79Who's most likely to save a bottle of wine for a special occasion that never comes?
- 80Who's most likely to text the group chat before every small decision?
- 81Who's most likely to own a label maker and use it on everything?
- 82Who's most likely to forget to pay a bill and blame the bank?
- 83Who's most likely to pay for a gym membership they never use?
- 84Who's most likely to reload the dishwasher after someone else loads it?
- 85Who's most likely to have a favorite grocery store and defend it?
- 86Who's most likely to start a side business that actually takes off?
- 87Who's most likely to drink coffee at 9 p.m. and sleep fine?
Most likely to questions for family
For holidays, reunions and long dinners. Parents, siblings and cousins all have the stories to back it up.
- 88Who's most likely to start an argument at Thanksgiving dinner?
- 89Who's most likely to bring up an embarrassing childhood story?
- 90Who's most likely to take over the kitchen at a family gathering?
- 91Who's most likely to forget a cousin's name?
- 92Who's most likely to forward chain messages to the family chat?
- 93Who's most likely to get away with anything at Grandma's?
- 94Who's most likely to cheat at a family board game?
- 95Who's most likely to take three hours to say goodbye at the door?
- 96Who's most likely to pull out the old photo albums at every visit?
- 97Who's most likely to bring the weirdest present to the gift exchange?
- 98Who's most likely to plan the next family reunion?
- 99Who's most likely to turn into their parents first?
- 100Who's most likely to call home to ask how to cook a family recipe?
Interesting and random most likely to questions
Odd talents, small quirks and long shots. Good for mixing up a round. If the group wants to argue instead of point, switch to would you rather.
- 101Who's most likely to know a fun fact about everything?
- 102Who's most likely to see a UFO and tell no one?
- 103Who's most likely to win a game show?
- 104Who's most likely to write a book?
- 105Who's most likely to learn a language just to understand a TV show?
- 106Who's most likely to meet a celebrity and play it cool?
- 107Who's most likely to secretly be great at something nobody would guess?
- 108Who's most likely to go to space if they got the chance?
- 109Who's most likely to end up on a reality show?
- 110Who's most likely to read the terms and conditions?
- 111Who's most likely to fix anything with duct tape and call it done?
- 112Who's most likely to have a conspiracy theory they half believe?
- 113Who's most likely to survive alone in the wilderness for a month?
Most likely to questions about the future
Predictions for the group. Write the answers down and check them at a reunion.
- 114Who's most likely to be a millionaire in ten years?
- 115Who's most likely to have a Wikipedia page someday?
- 116Who's most likely to live on a farm?
- 117Who's most likely to open a restaurant?
- 118Who's most likely to end up with five dogs?
- 119Who's most likely to run for office?
- 120Who's most likely to still be going out every weekend at sixty?
- 121Who's most likely to change careers completely?
- 122Who's most likely to move back to their hometown?
- 123Who's most likely to give a TED talk?
How to use these questions
- Sit in a circle. One person reads a question out loud.
- Everyone counts to three and points at the person who fits best. You can point at yourself.
- The person with the most votes explains, defends themselves or tells the story behind it.
- With two people, count to three and both point at yourself or your partner. If you like, score a point for every match.
- Pass the reading to the next person after each question, and let anyone skip a question that feels too personal.
- Keep the juicy and extreme sections for friends who know each other well.
Play them as cards instead
DeepTalk deals questions like these one card at a time, with 20 decks and over 2,000 questions for couples and friends.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play most likely to?
One person reads a "Who's most likely to" question. Everyone counts to three and points at the player who fits it best. The person with the most votes explains why, then the next player reads. There's no winner, but some groups give a point for every vote or have the person picked take a sip.
What are some good most likely to questions?
Good ones are about habits or small moments everyone has seen, like "Who's most likely to forget the plan we made yesterday?" or "Who's most likely to show up with snacks nobody asked for?" Predictions work well too: "Who's most likely to move to another country on a whim?"
How do couples play who's more likely to?
Sit facing each other. Read a question, count to three, and both point at whoever you think fits. If you match, score a point or just move on. If you don't, each of you explains. It works as a date night game and shows how each of you sees the relationship. The couples section above has 19 questions for it.
What's the difference between most likely to and who's more likely to?
They're the same game. "Most likely to" is used for a group, where you pick one person out of many. "Who's more likely to" is the two-person version, usually played by couples or best friends.
What are some juicy most likely to questions?
Questions about dating, exes and secrets, like "Who's most likely to have a secret social media account?" or "Who's most likely to ghost someone after a great first date?" Keep them playful. If a question could embarrass someone for real, skip it.
Is most likely to a drinking game?
It can be. A common rule is that whoever gets the most votes takes a sip. The game works just as well with no drinks at all, which makes it fine for family dinners and mixed groups.