How do you play Most Likely To?

One person reads a 'most likely to' question. On three, everyone points at the player they think fits best. The player with the most fingers pointed at them drinks, usually one sip per vote. Ties can mean everyone tied drinks, or everyone drinks.

What are good most likely to questions for friends?

The best ones are specific enough to picture: most likely to send a risky text to the wrong person, to survive a zombie apocalypse, or to sell out the group for a free vacation. Vague ones like 'most likely to be famous' get shrugs instead of laughs.

Can you vote for yourself?

Usually yes, and it is funnier when someone does. Some groups ban it to keep people honest. Decide before the first question.

How many people do you need for Most Likely To?

At least four makes the voting interesting, and it gets better with bigger groups. Wrecked supports up to 16 players on one phone.

Most Likely To Questions: 60 Party Picks With Rules

How to play Most Likely To

Sit where everyone can see each other.
One person reads a question out loud: “Who is most likely to…”
Count to three. Everyone points at one player at the same time. No changing your vote.
The player with the most votes drinks. Common house rules: one sip per vote, or the winner drinks and hands out one drink of their own.
Pass the reading to the next person.

Pointing at the same time is the whole trick. It stops anyone from waiting to see where the crowd goes, and it makes the reveal the funny part.

60 most likely to questions

Every question below is a real Vote & Roast card from Wrecked, including the rule the game uses for who drinks. Change the names and play as-is.

Who at this table would go the longest without doing laundry? Most-voted drinks.
Who at this table is secretly the most sentimental? Most-voted drinks.
Who would make the best motivational speaker? That person motivates the table for 30 seconds. Uninspiring? Drink.
Who would be the best podcast co-host? The two most-voted must riff on a topic for 40 seconds together.
Who is most likely to be late to their own wedding? Most-voted drinks 2.
Who would be the most entertaining drunk history narrator? That person narrates 40 seconds of history right now.
Who at this table has the most subscriptions they forgot about? Most-voted drinks.
Who's the most likely to start a fight over something petty? Most-voted drinks and names what it would be about.
Who would be the worst at giving a toast at a wedding? Most-voted gives one right now. Group rates it 1–5. Under 3? Drink.
Who at this table would win a "who can stay quiet the longest" challenge? That person must stay silent for 60 seconds or drink.
Who would be the best at a pub quiz? The two most-voted answer a trivia question. Loser drinks.
Who is most likely to end up on a podcast? Most-voted describes their podcast concept or drinks.
Who is most likely to text back 3 days later? Most-voted drinks.
Who's most likely to talk to strangers at a party? Most-voted drinks.
Who would survive the longest in a horror movie if they followed the rules? That person assigns 2 drinks.
Who would make the worst travel guide? Most-voted describes a fake city tour. Group rates it.
Who would last the longest in solitary confinement? That person assigns 2 drinks. Second-most-voted drinks 2.
Who would be the best at a job interview? That person interviews someone at the table for 30 seconds.
Who's most likely to go viral for being wholesome? Most-voted assigns 2 drinks wherever they want.
Who's most likely to accidentally reveal a surprise party? Most-voted drinks 2.
Who's most likely to fall asleep anywhere? Most-voted drinks.
Who's most likely to call in sick on a Monday? Most-voted drinks.
Who would be the best at karaoke? That person sings one line. Group rates it.
Who would be the best at selling something useless? Most-voted tries to sell a napkin for 30 seconds. Group votes, sold? They assign 2.
Who would break first under peer pressure? Most-voted drinks, and the group peer pressures them into something right now.
Who would win in a cooking competition? Winner assigns a drink to anyone at the table. Who'd burn water? Most-voted for that drinks 2.
Who would make the worst personal trainer? Most-voted makes everyone do 5 jumping jacks. Refuse? Drink.
Who at this table sends the most voice notes? Most-voted sends one right now to the group chat or drinks 2.
Who's the most likely to double-text someone? Most-voted drinks.
Who's the most likely to be recognized in public? Most-voted drinks.

Who at this table has the most controversial food opinions? Most-voted shares one. Group agrees? Most-voted assigns a drink to anyone at the table.
Who at this table is most likely to be catfished? Most-voted drinks 2.
Who at this table has the best eyebrows? That person assigns a drink to anyone at the table. Second-most-voted drinks 1.
Who would make the best funeral speaker? Most-voted eulogizes someone at the table. Too mean? Drink.
Who at this table gives the best birthday gifts? That person assigns 2 drinks. Second-most-voted drinks 2.
Who would last the longest without complaining? That person can't complain for the next round. Break? Drink 2.
Who's the most likely to ghost someone they're dating? Most-voted drinks.
Who would be the worst at keeping a diary? Most-voted drinks.
Who at this table overthinks texts the most? Most-voted drinks.
Who would make the worst therapist? Most-voted must give therapy advice right now. Group rates it.
Who would be the first to break during a group silence? Most-voted drinks.
Who would make the best mayor of this group? They make one decree right now. Group must obey or drink.
Who at this table is the worst at lying? Most-voted tries to lie. Group catches them immediately? Drink 2.
Who's the most likely to be a secret millionaire? Most-voted drinks and shares their "investment strategy."
Who would have the funniest mugshot? Most-voted strikes a pose. Group rates it. Best pose assigns a drink.
Who would make the worst doctor? Most-voted drinks.
Who at this table has the healthiest lifestyle? That person assigns a drink. Least healthy drinks 2.
Who's most likely to move to another country? Most-voted says where or drinks.
Who's most likely to get into a bar fight? Most-voted drinks.
Who would write the best love letter? They must write one in 60 seconds and read it aloud. Group rates it, bad rating, they drink.

Hot-take versions from Debate mode

These turn the vote into an argument. Great for groups that like to be right.

Most likely to get into a heated argument about something that doesn't matter. Voted player drinks 1 per vote they received.
THIS OR THAT: Ability to talk to animals or speak every human language? Pick a side. Tied? Everyone drinks 1. Otherwise, losing side drinks 1 each, then the winning side must justify their choice, unconvincing winners also drink 1.
Most likely to argue with a cashier over 50 cents. Voted player drinks 2. If they try to argue the vote, drink 1 more.
Who at this table has the worst taste in music? Voted player plays their most recent song, group re-votes. Still the worst? Drink 3.
SHOWDOWN: Teleportation or flying? Pick your side. Tied? Everyone drinks 1. Otherwise, losing side drinks 1, then each side picks their strongest argument in 20 seconds, group votes on best argument. Losing arguer drinks 2 more.
BATTLE: Beach vacation or mountain getaway? Everyone picks. Tied? Everyone drinks 1 and skip the debate. Otherwise, minority side makes a 20-second case to switch people. Anyone who switches drinks 2 for being easily swayed.
Most likely to start an argument at a family dinner. Voted player drinks 2. If they deny it, everyone who voted for them drinks 1, but the voted player still drinks.
Who would win a real debate competition? Voted player is safe and assigns 2 drinks. Person with zero votes drinks 2.
THIS OR THAT: Never use social media again or never watch TV/movies again? Pick a side. Minority drinks 2 each.
Who would be the worst at convincing someone to buy something? Voted player must try to 'sell' their shoe to the group. Fail? Drink 2.

Rules that keep it fair

Sip per vote. Getting 5 votes should hurt more than getting 2. It also rewards spreading your votes.
Unanimous means double. If the whole table points at the same person, they drink double and hand one out.
Zero votes, zero escape. Some cards in Wrecked punish the player nobody voted for. It stops people from staying invisible all night.
Rotate the reader. The reader votes too. Otherwise the same person is always safe.

Why big groups love it

Most Likely To gets better as the group grows: more people means more split votes and more arguing. It is one of the few party games that works just as well with 12 players as with 5. The only problem is that someone always ends up as the target. Wrecked handles this by aiming more cards at players who have drunk less than the table average, so the same friend is not stuck on every round.

Mix it with other card types

A whole night of voting gets repetitive. In Wrecked, Vote & Roast is one of eight card types, shuffled with hot seat questions, Never Have I Ever, challenges, alliances with a betrayal twist and King’s Rules that stack for the rest of the game.

Most likely to questions for your group (with who drinks)