Updated November 4, 2026

Most Likely To Questions

150 most likely to questions in 8 lists, for friends, family, coworkers, kids and teens. Read one out, count to three and point at the person who fits it best.

Stuck for a question? Let the phone choose one from the lists below.

How to play most likely to

Sit in a circle so everyone can see everyone else. Three players work; five to twelve is better.
Read a question from the lists below, or press the random button. Pick the list that fits the group.
Count to three and point. Everyone points at the person they think is most likely, all at the same time. Pointing at yourself is allowed.
Count the fingers. The person with the most votes gets one sentence to defend themselves.
Pass the phone. That person reads the next question.

Pointing together on three stops anyone from waiting to see where the room is pointing first.

All 150 most likely to questions

8 lists, sorted by who is playing. Mix two lists in one round, such as funny and future, so the votes swing between laughs and predictions.

Jump to Friends Funny Family Work Kids Teens Future Adventure

Most likely to questions for friends

For a group that knows each other well: trips, group chats and old inside jokes. 20 questions.

Who is most likely to text the group chat at 3 a.m.?
Who is most likely to plan the next group trip?
Who is most likely to forget a friend's birthday and celebrate it a week later?
Who is most likely to show up an hour early to a party?
Who is most likely to adopt three cats in one month?
Who is most likely to hear the news before anyone else?
Who is most likely to make friends with a stranger on a train?
Who is most likely to cancel plans to stay home in pajamas?
Who is most likely to give the best advice?
Who is most likely to keep a secret forever?
Who is most likely to start a podcast with their friends?
Who is most likely to win a reality TV show?
Who is most likely to send voice notes longer than five minutes?
Who is most likely to still have their childhood teddy bear?
Who is most likely to remember every inside joke from ten years ago?
Who is most likely to sing in the car with the windows down?
Who is most likely to take two hundred photos on one day out?
Who is most likely to order for the whole table at a restaurant?
Who is most likely to drive across the country on a whim?
Who is most likely to give a speech at every wedding they go to?

Funny most likely to questions

Small, harmless disasters. Expect the whole room to point at the same person on most of these. 20 questions.

Who is most likely to trip over nothing in front of a crowd?
Who is most likely to laugh so hard they snort?
Who is most likely to talk to their houseplants?
Who is most likely to wave back at someone who was waving at somebody else?
Who is most likely to get their head stuck in a fence?
Who is most likely to fall for an April Fools' joke every single year?
Who is most likely to give their car a name?
Who is most likely to look for their phone while holding it?
Who is most likely to argue with the voice on the GPS?
Who is most likely to wear socks with sandals on purpose?
Who is most likely to put the milk in the cupboard and the cereal in the fridge?
Who is most likely to sneeze in the middle of a silent room?
Who is most likely to get a song stuck in everyone's head?
Who is most likely to dance in the grocery store aisle?
Who is most likely to send a text to the wrong person?
Who is most likely to get locked out while taking out the trash?
Who is most likely to laugh at their own joke before they finish telling it?
Who is most likely to show up in costume when nobody else is wearing one?
Who is most likely to sing along to a song and make up all the words?
Who is most likely to go for a high five and miss?

Most likely to questions for family

Road trips, holidays and the TV remote. Gentle enough for grandparents and young cousins at the same table. 20 questions.

Who is most likely to nap on the couch after a big meal?
Who is most likely to tell the same story at every family dinner?
Who is most likely to win family board game night?
Who is most likely to sneak a cookie before dinner?
Who is most likely to forget where they parked at the mall?
Who is most likely to take the longest shower?
Who is most likely to wake everyone up early on a holiday morning?
Who is most likely to hog the TV remote?
Who is most likely to hide snacks in their room?
Who is most likely to sing loudly in the shower?
Who is most likely to ask "Are we there yet?" first on a road trip?
Who is most likely to cook a dish nobody has heard of?
Who is most likely to keep every birthday card they have ever received?
Who is most likely to fix anything that breaks in the house?
Who is most likely to leave all the lights on?
Who is most likely to talk to the family pet like a person?
Who is most likely to be ready to leave first?
Who is most likely to start a pillow fight?
Who is most likely to know every family recipe by heart?
Who is most likely to plan the family reunion?

Most likely to questions for coworkers

Every one of these is a compliment or a shrug, so nobody leaves the meeting embarrassed. 15 questions.

Who is most likely to bring snacks for the whole team?
Who is most likely to have the tidiest desk?
Who is most likely to remember everyone's coffee order?
Who is most likely to reply to an email within a minute?
Who is most likely to organize the office party?
Who is most likely to fix the printer when nobody else can?
Who is most likely to run the company one day?
Who is most likely to talk for a full minute on mute in a video call?
Who is most likely to keep a desk plant alive for five years?
Who is most likely to win a quiz about the company?
Who is most likely to wear a costume to work on Halloween?
Who is most likely to start a lunchtime walking club?
Who is most likely to have 500 unread emails and stay calm?
Who is most likely to bake a cake for a coworker's work anniversary?
Who is most likely to give a great presentation with no slides?

Most likely to questions for kids and classrooms

Short and kind, written for ages 6 and up. Good for a classroom circle or a birthday party. 20 questions.

Who is most likely to find a four-leaf clover?
Who is most likely to become a famous inventor?
Who is most likely to build the tallest block tower?
Who is most likely to make friends with a squirrel?
Who is most likely to read the most books this year?
Who is most likely to win a spelling bee?
Who is most likely to go to space?
Who is most likely to have the messiest backpack?
Who is most likely to name a new dinosaur?
Who is most likely to laugh the loudest at a cartoon?
Who is most likely to remember everyone's birthday in class?
Who is most likely to win a staring contest?
Who is most likely to draw on their own hand?
Who is most likely to ask the most questions in class?
Who is most likely to become a zookeeper?
Who is most likely to eat ice cream for breakfast if they were allowed?
Who is most likely to invent a new game at recess?
Who is most likely to win the race on sports day?
Who is most likely to have a pet snake one day?
Who is most likely to show a new kid around the school?

Most likely to questions for teens and sleepovers

Sleepovers, phones, playlists and dares that stay on the safe side. 20 questions.

Who is most likely to become famous online?
Who is most likely to stay up all night at a sleepover?
Who is most likely to finish homework five minutes before it's due?
Who is most likely to have the most apps on their phone?
Who is most likely to start a band?
Who is most likely to know every word of a new song the day it comes out?
Who is most likely to get the best grade without studying?
Who is most likely to try every flavor at the ice cream shop?
Who is most likely to make a viral video by accident?
Who is most likely to write a song about their friends?
Who is most likely to win a TV game show?
Who is most likely to be class president?
Who is most likely to forget their phone charger on a trip?
Who is most likely to scream the whole way down a roller coaster?
Who is most likely to give everyone a nickname?
Who is most likely to spend all their money on sneakers?
Who is most likely to plan a surprise party for a friend?
Who is most likely to make the best road trip playlist?
Who is most likely to win a dance-off?
Who is most likely to eat the spiciest thing on the menu on a dare?

Most likely to questions about the future

Predictions to argue about now and check again in ten years. 20 questions.

Who is most likely to become a millionaire?
Who is most likely to write a best-selling book?
Who is most likely to live in another country?
Who is most likely to win an Olympic medal?
Who is most likely to have a big family?
Who is most likely to open a restaurant?
Who is most likely to become a teacher?
Who is most likely to appear in a movie?
Who is most likely to live on a farm full of animals?
Who is most likely to invent something everyone uses?
Who is most likely to become a doctor?
Who is most likely to visit every continent?
Who is most likely to run a marathon?
Who is most likely to become mayor of their town?
Who is most likely to retire early to a beach?
Who is most likely to win the lottery and give it all away?
Who is most likely to live to 100?
Who is most likely to start their own company?
Who is most likely to become a famous chef?
Who is most likely to move into a tiny house?

Most likely to questions about adventure

Zombies, caves and tornadoes. Ask these around a campfire. 15 questions.

Who is most likely to survive a zombie apocalypse?
Who is most likely to find the way out of a corn maze first?
Who is most likely to go skydiving?
Who is most likely to swim with sharks?
Who is most likely to climb a mountain?
Who is most likely to order a dish they can't pronounce?
Who is most likely to spend a night in a haunted hotel on purpose?
Who is most likely to win a survival show?
Who is most likely to say yes to any dare?
Who is most likely to go on a trip with no plan at all?
Who is most likely to chase a tornado?
Who is most likely to find buried treasure?
Who is most likely to go bungee jumping?
Who is most likely to camp in the wild for a week?
Who is most likely to explore a cave?

Other ways to play

Points. Each vote is a point. After ten questions, the player with the most points chooses the next list.
Secret ballot. Everyone writes a name on a scrap of paper and the reader counts them. It suits shy groups and coworkers.
Guess the vote. Before the count, the reader predicts who will get the most fingers. A right guess scores a point.
Two at a time. In a big group, two volunteers stand up and everyone else points at one of them.
Over a video call. Everyone types a name in the chat on three, and the host reads the results.

Keep it kind

Read the question before you ask it. Skip any that could land on one person in a way they wouldn’t enjoy.
Let people pass. Anyone can wave off a question with no explanation.
Use the right list. Coworkers get the work list; the kids list is for classrooms and birthday parties.
Spread the votes. If one person keeps getting picked, switch to the future list, where the answers are guesses about years from now.

Frequently asked questions

How do you play most likely to?

One player reads a question. On the count of three, everyone points at the person they think fits it best. Whoever gets the most fingers pointed at them reads the next question.

How many people do you need?

Three is enough, but the game is best with five to twelve players who know each other. With more than twelve, split into two circles.

Are these most likely to questions OK for kids?

The kids list is written for ages 6 and up, and the family and adventure lists suit any age. Nothing on this page comments on anyone’s looks, and nothing is about dating or drinking.

Can we play most likely to at work?

Yes. Use the coworkers list: every question is either a compliment or harmless, such as who remembers everyone’s coffee order. Skip the friends list unless the team is close.

How do you keep score?

You don’t have to. If you want a winner, give a point to whoever gets the most votes on each question, and after ten questions the player with the most points picks the next list.

Can you play over a video call?

Yes. Instead of pointing, everyone types a name in the chat on three. The host reads the names out and the top pick answers the next one.

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