Group game

Most Likely To

Most Likely To is a group game where someone reads a card like "Who is most likely to become famous?" and everyone points at the person who fits best. Who is most likely to forget their own birthday? On three, everyone points. Add your players to keep score and hand out awards at the end of the game.

Sample cards from the game:

Who is most likely to become famous?
Who is most likely to forget their own birthday?
Who is most likely to survive a zombie apocalypse?
Who is most likely to cry during a cartoon?
Who is most likely to get lost in their own neighborhood?
Who is most likely to adopt ten pets?
Who is most likely to win a reality TV show?
Who is most likely to laugh at the wrong moment?

How to play

Add players if you want awards at the end. You can also skip this and just read the cards.

Pick a set: friends, work, family, couples or bachelorette.

Read the card and count to three. Everyone points at who fits best.

Tap the name of the person with the most fingers pointed at them.

End the game to see who won the most titles.

At a glance

Players	3 or more (best with 4–12)
Time	15–20 minutes
You need	One phone
Best for	Friends, bachelorettes, office parties, family gatherings

Ways to play

Awards night: Keep score and hand out the titles as silly awards at the end.
Secret vote: Everyone writes a name on paper instead of pointing, then reveal together.
Defend yourself: The person with the most votes gets 15 seconds to argue their case.
Team edition: Split into two teams and guess which way the other team voted.

Hosting tips

Count to three out loud so everyone points at the same time.
Stick to the work set at the office. It's written to be safe for coworkers.
Skip any card that could hurt someone's feelings. There are plenty more.
Take a photo of the final award winners for the group chat.

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Frequently asked questions

How do you play Most Likely To?

Someone reads a 'Who is most likely to…' question. On the count of three, everyone points to the person they think fits best. The person with the most votes 'wins' that card.

How many players do you need?

At least three, so the pointing gets interesting. It works best with 4 to 12 people.

Is there a version for coworkers?

Yes. The 'For work' set is friendly and safe for office parties and team meetings.