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60 most likely to questions

Last updated 4 November 2026

The short version

  • Read a question out. On three, everyone points at the person most likely to do it.
  • Whoever gets the most fingers gets 20 seconds to defend themselves.
  • Keep it kind: questions should make people laugh, not feel picked on. Anyone can pass.
Play Most Likely

3 to 10 players · about 15 min · no app

How to play most likely to

  1. Sit in a circle. One person reads a question out, like "Who's most likely to cry at an advert?"
  2. Count to three. Everyone points at someone at the same time. You can point at yourself.
  3. Whoever gets the most fingers has 20 seconds to explain, or to defend themselves.
  4. Pass the questions to the next reader.

Best with 4 to 10 people who already know each other a bit.

Most likely to questions for friends

  1. Who's most likely to become famous by accident?
  2. Who's most likely to be late to their own birthday party?
  3. Who's most likely to adopt five cats?
  4. Who's most likely to win a reality TV show?
  5. Who's most likely to cry at an advert?
  6. Who's most likely to talk their way out of a parking ticket?
  7. Who's most likely to move abroad on a whim?
  8. Who's most likely to start a business that actually works?
  9. Who's most likely to reply to a message three weeks later?
  10. Who's most likely to hear the news before anyone else?
  11. Who's most likely to get lost with the map open?
  12. Who's most likely to make friends with a stranger on a train?

Most likely to questions for family

  1. Who's most likely to fall asleep during the film?
  2. Who's most likely to eat the last cookie and deny it?
  3. Who's most likely to take 100 photos of the food?
  4. Who's most likely to get everyone to play a game?
  5. Who's most likely to burn the toast?
  6. Who's most likely to start singing in the car?
  7. Who's most likely to forget where they parked?
  8. Who's most likely to tell the same story twice at one dinner?
  9. Who's most likely to win every board game?
  10. Who's most likely to bring far too much food to a picnic?
  11. Who's most likely to be up first on holiday?
  12. Who's most likely to lose the TV remote?

Most likely to questions for work

  1. Who's most likely to reply to an email at midnight?
  2. Who's most likely to bring snacks for the whole team?
  3. Who's most likely to be CEO one day?
  4. Who's most likely to have 40 tabs open right now?
  5. Who's most likely to start a team karaoke night?
  6. Who's most likely to fix the printer?
  7. Who's most likely to talk for a whole minute on mute?
  8. Who's most likely to organise the office party?
  9. Who's most likely to know everyone's birthday?
  10. Who's most likely to have the tidiest desk?
  11. Who's most likely to order lunch first?
  12. Who's most likely to turn a five-minute meeting into an hour?

Who's more likely to: questions for couples

With two people, ask "who's more likely to" and both point at the same time. A point every time you agree.

  1. Who's more likely to say sorry first?
  2. Who's more likely to plan the holidays?
  3. Who's more likely to fall asleep first on a film night?
  4. Who's more likely to cry at a wedding?
  5. Who's more likely to eat the other's leftovers?
  6. Who's more likely to argue about directions?
  7. Who's more likely to bring home a pet without asking?
  8. Who's more likely to want to stay in on a Friday?
  9. Who's more likely to take ages to choose from a menu?
  10. Who's more likely to sing in the shower?
  11. Who's more likely to remember the anniversary?
  12. Who's more likely to win an argument?

Funny most likely to questions

  1. Who's most likely to survive a zombie film?
  2. Who's most likely to trip over nothing?
  3. Who's most likely to buy something by accident at an auction?
  4. Who's most likely to laugh at the wrong moment?
  5. Who's most likely to talk to their plants?
  6. Who's most likely to eat something they dropped on the floor?
  7. Who's most likely to be the main character in a film?
  8. Who's most likely to send a message to the wrong group chat?
  9. Who's most likely to invent something strange and get rich?
  10. Who's most likely to know every word of a song from 1999?
  11. Who's most likely to sleep through a fire alarm?
  12. Who's most likely to get a celebrity to follow them back?

Keep it kind

  • Pick questions that are funny about everyone, not just one person.
  • Stay away from looks, weight, money and exes.
  • Anyone can pass on a question, no reason needed.

Let the game write the questions

Most Likely writes 12 fresh questions inspired by your group. Each player adds a first name and, if they like, a light detail like "always late". The game never names anyone in a question, so anyone can be picked. Everyone points on three, the host taps the winner, and you finish with titles for everyone.

It runs on one phone, for 3 to 10 players, with Family, Friends and Work packs. Just the two of you? In Sync asks "who's more likely to" questions with your two names as the answers, and it's free.

Questions

How do you play most likely to? One person reads a question out, like "Who's most likely to cry at an advert?" On three, everyone points at someone. Whoever gets the most fingers has 20 seconds to defend themselves.

What are good most likely to questions for friends? Ones that are funny and fit lots of people: who's most likely to become famous by accident, reply to a message three weeks later, or make friends with a stranger on a train.

Are there most likely to questions for work or family? Yes. The work and family questions on this page are safe for colleagues and all ages. The Most Likely game also has Family and Work packs.

Can two people play most likely to? Yes. Ask "who's more likely to" and both point at the same time, with a point every time you agree. In Sync, a free game for two, asks questions like this with your names as the answers.

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