Most Likely To
Someone asks who's most likely to do something. On three, everyone points at the person they pick.
the best bit: the whole room pointing at you at once
- Players
- 4–20 (best with 5–12)
- Time
- 10–30 min
- Learn in
- Seconds
- Mood
- Lively
- Format
- Nobody keeps score
The 30-second version
Take turns asking "Who's most likely to…?", like who's most likely to cry at a commercial. On the count of three, everyone points at the person they think fits best. Whoever gets the most fingers has to explain themselves.
honestly, just read this out and go.
Grab these
Nothing at all. just your people.
Set up
- Sit where everyone can see each other.
How to play
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Ask
One player asks a "most likely to" question: "Who's most likely to get lost in their own neighborhood?"
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Point
Everyone counts to three together and points at someone. You can point at yourself if you're being honest.
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Explain yourself
Whoever gets the most fingers explains, or argues their case. Then the next player asks a question.
How to win
Nobody wins. Some people just get pointed at more.
Questions to start with
- Who's most likely to become famous?
- Who's most likely to cry at a commercial?
- Who's most likely to survive a zombie apocalypse?
- Who's most likely to text the wrong person?
- Who's most likely to adopt five cats?
- Who's most likely to forget their own birthday?
- Who's most likely to talk their way out of a ticket?
- Who's most likely to move abroad on a whim?
- Who's most likely to win a reality show?
- Who's most likely to fall asleep at a party?
From experience…
- Keep it kind. Funny beats mean every time.
- Ask questions that could go to anyone, so it isn't the same person every round.