Most Likely To: 181 questions for maximum pointing
The simplest party game there is, and the most personal. Here are the rules in one line, then questions picked for groups who actually know each other's business.
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How to play Most Likely To
The basics: read a "who's most likely to…" out loud. Count down from three, and everyone points at someone: no abstaining, self-votes allowed if you're honest. Whoever has the most fingers on them takes the forfeit. Split decision? Both take it, then the room debates it.
This guide explains the traditional game as it is played offline. The Antics app, for iPhone and Android, is a party-only app built on forfeits and contains no drinking instructions.
ROUND ONE: LOVE, LUST & MESS Who's most likely to…
- Text an ex tonight.
- Get with someone in this room.
- Have the messiest situationship.
- Stalk their ex online at 2am.
- Have already texted their ex this week.
- Have kissed the most people in this room.
- Get banned from a dating app.
- Get engaged after three months.
- Marry someone they met that same night.
- Get married in Vegas.
- Turn a one-night stand into a three-year relationship.
- Be planning the wedding after one date.
- Get a partner's name tattooed within a year of meeting.
- Leave someone on read but watch all their social media stories.
- End up in a love triangle.
- Fall in love with a stranger on holiday.
- Triple-text someone without shame.
The Most Likely To app
Antics is a Most Likely To app: it deals the questions one at a time, so all the room has to do is point, and it has eight more party games beside it.
- On iPhone and Android, in eleven languages.
- Free cards to start, and Antics Premium unlocks the full deck.
- No ads and no sign-up.
ROUND TWO: CHAOS & SECRETS Who's most likely to…
- Start drama in the group chat.
- Ghost someone in this room.
- Get kicked out of a club.
- Be lying in this game right now.
- End up on Love Island.
- Have the most chaotic camera roll.
- Flirt their way out of trouble.
- Flirt their way INTO trouble.
- Get arrested on a night out.
- Read everyone's messages given the chance.
- End the night with a stranger's number and no memory of getting it.
- Get with their boss.
- Actually pull a celebrity.
- End up with a sugar daddy or sugar mummy.
- Marry rich and retire at 30.
- Get catfished.
- Have a secret account nobody knows about.
- Have the most unhinged search history.
- Ditch the group for someone they met an hour ago.
- Have a whole second life nobody here knows about.
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More Most Likely To questions, sorted by who is playing. All of them are dealt in the Antics app.
FOR MATES Who's most likely to…
- Be someone’s villain origin story.
- Get caught talking about someone… by that someone.
- Start a fight and immediately hide behind the group.
- Get removed from a group chat.
- Accidentally give away a surprise party.
- Cry mid-argument to win it.
- Have a breakdown over the group holiday spreadsheet.
- Become the group’s unpaid therapist.
- Forget their best mate’s birthday.
- Reply to every social media story with just “haha”.
- Adopt a pet on impulse and name it something unhinged.
- Get a tattoo on holiday. Of the holiday.
- Ghost their own birthday party.
- Cheat at a board game against actual children.
- Get stuck in a jumper in public.
- Believe a horoscope over a doctor.
- Die on a hill absolutely nobody asked them to defend.
- Miss the group photo because they were in the toilet.
- Get a standing ovation at karaoke from strangers.
- Break a bone doing something that wasn’t worth it.
- Get personally invested in a strangers’ argument in public.
- Come back from one weekend away saying “it changed me”.
- Be the reason the gathering has rules now.
- Cry laughing at their own joke before the punchline.
- Apologise to furniture after walking into it.
- Be the reason two people in this room stopped talking.
- Never actually apologise, just go quiet for a bit.
- Always somehow be the designated adult, despite acting like a menace.
- Tell a restaurant it’s their birthday to get a free dessert.
- Have a secret OnlyFans.
- Have the wildest hidden past.
- Know everyone’s gossip before anyone else.
- Go viral for the wrong reasons.
- Steal someone’s chips and deny it.
- Text the group chat “big news” then go offline for six hours.
- Keep a dead group chat alive single-handedly for years.
- Say goodbye, then stay another hour.
FOR UNI AND FRESHERS Who's most likely to…
- Spend rent money on something stupid.
- Lock themselves out twice in one day.
- Lose their phone tonight.
- Fall asleep at this party.
- Befriend the bouncer by the end of the night.
- Know the barman’s life story by last orders.
- Get greeted by name at the takeaway.
- Get stuck in a pub toilet because they couldn’t work the lock.
- Be the last one dancing when the lights come on.
- Ask the DJ for a song, get rejected, and ask again.
- Kill the vibe with a single song choice.
- Promise to only stay for one. Still be there at 3am.
- Have their card declined buying a Freddo.
- Dye their hair at 2am and call it a rebrand.
- Get sentimental at 3am and text the entire contact list.
- End up on the pub quiz leaderboard under a rude name.
- Turn up to a fancy dress party in normal clothes and call it a costume.
- Leave every party without saying goodbye.
- Do a PhD.
- Bring up their gap year unprompted.
- Lie about having read the book. Any book.
- Take a 45-minute shower and solve nothing in there.
- Get a lifetime Uber ban.
- Have beef with a neighbour about bins.
- Send a risky text and blame autocorrect.
- Be the reason the group gets kicked out of somewhere.
- Still be out when everyone else has gone home.
- Show up to brunch in last night’s outfit.
- Start a small fire making instant noodles.
- Get thrown out of a library for being too loud.
- Only get a round in at the cheap bar.
FOR THE WORK SOCIAL Who's most likely to…
- Take credit for someone else’s idea in a meeting.
- Get promoted by accident.
- Turn every single get-together into a networking opportunity.
- Pay for LinkedIn Premium unironically.
- Have 40,000 unread emails on purpose.
- Be a finance bro.
- Become an entrepreneur.
- Send a 20-minute voice note.
- Turn a ten-minute story into forty.
- Get halfway through a big story before realising nobody’s listening.
- Win an argument with a completely made-up fact.
- Do one good deed and mention it for a decade.
- Handle an emergency brilliantly, then faint afterwards.
- Have alphabetised something for fun.
- Answer a question with a question.
- Get the last word in every argument.
- Let a mate down and blame the trains.
- End up running the family business.
- Send apology flowers for something nobody remembers.
- Have googled themselves this week.
- Be on their phone right now.
- Sleep through their alarm and miss something huge.
- Have a nemesis they’ve never actually spoken to.
- Reply to a text three weeks later with “sorry just seeing this lol”.
FOR COUPLES Who's most likely to…
- Get engaged to someone the group has never met.
- Get with a mate’s parent.
- Accidentally catfish someone with filters.
- Like a three-year-old photo while deep-stalking someone.
- Get married first.
- Turn up late to their own wedding.
- Get a fringe after a breakup.
- Marry someone from the group chat.
- Get married in secret and announce it by accident.
- Bring up their ex within ten minutes of any conversation.
- Charm the parents, terrify the friends.
- Have kissed someone in this room and never told the room.
- Get walked in on twice. In the same night.
- Date two housemates. Sequentially. Or not.
- Rate their exes in the Notes app, with categories.
- Have already decided who they’re getting with tonight.
- Have 47 unfinished draft texts to the same person.
- Ask for help making their dating profile.
- Send “we need to talk” then fall asleep.
- Get a matching tattoo with someone they’ve known a month.
- Have somehow found out everyone in this room’s body count.
- Move cities for someone they’ve known a fortnight.
- Catch feelings for their friends-with-benefits. Again.
ABSURD AND HYPOTHETICAL Who's most likely to…
- Accidentally join a cult.
- Survive a zombie apocalypse.
- Die first in a horror film.
- Get voted off the island first.
- Survive the island out of pure spite.
- Become a wellness influencer overnight.
- Break a mate out of a foreign jail.
- Marry into the Mafia.
- Go back into their burning house to get their phone.
- Accidentally start a genuinely new religion.
- Be the reason aliens never visit.
- Get elected mayor of a town they don’t live in, somehow.
- Win the lottery and lose the ticket.
- Become famous, for something weird.
- Trend online for exactly four minutes.
- End up on reality TV.
- Start a one-sided feud with a celebrity.
- Get kicked off a plane.
- Get quoted in the local paper for something daft.
- End up in the family photos at a stranger’s wedding.
- Accidentally smuggle fruit through customs and worry about it for years.
- Become a conspiracy theorist off one YouTube video.
- Fall for a pyramid scheme and recruit the group.
- Get upgraded to first class by charm alone.
- Fake their own death to get out of plans.
- Get food poisoning from their own cooking.
- Be the contestant the show regrets casting.
- Be the background extra who looks at the camera.
- Lose a fight with a seagull over chips.
Christmas Most Likely To questions
Who's most likely to, Christmas edition: 17 Antics Christmas cards, from pigs in blankets to Home Alone.
- Open their presents early and wrap them back up.
- Make the same New Year’s resolution every year.
- Start an argument at Christmas dinner.
- Tell their boss what they really think at the Christmas party.
- Give the worst presents in this room.
- Bring a fake partner home for Christmas.
- Hang mistletoe and wait under it all night.
- Put their Christmas tree up in October.
- Buy a Christmas tree too big to fit through the door.
- Do all their Christmas shopping on Christmas Eve.
- Cook the best Christmas dinner.
- Eat all the pigs in blankets.
- Get a job as a shopping centre Santa.
- Fight off burglars like in Home Alone.
- Open the whole advent calendar on day one.
- Break their New Year’s resolution by the 2nd of January.
- Tell jokes that belong in a Christmas cracker.
These are free in the Antics app from 1 December to 1 January: switch Christmas on in the game's lobby.
Why this game works (and when it doesn't)
Most Likely To runs on shared history: the pointing is the punchline, and the defence speeches are the content. It's the best game on this site for a group that's known each other for years, and the weakest for a room of strangers (they've got nothing to point with: give them Never Have I Ever first and come back in an hour).
Most Likely To FAQ
What are the rules of Most Likely To?
Someone reads a "who's most likely to…" question, everyone simultaneously points at a player on the count of three, and whoever collects the most fingers takes the forfeit. No abstaining: pointing is mandatory.
What happens on a tie in Most Likely To?
Both take the forfeit. Then the room argues about who deserved it more, which is the game working as intended.
Can you vote for yourself in Most Likely To?
Yes: a confident self-point is one of the great moves in the game. It counts like any other finger.
Are there Christmas Most Likely To questions?
Yes: the Christmas list on this page has 17, from pigs in blankets to Home Alone. These are free in the Antics app from 1 December to 1 January: switch Christmas on in the game's lobby.
Questions for days. Names included.
These are from Antics: the party games app. The full Most Likely To deck deals questions with your mates' actual names and never repeats until you've seen them all. Plus a whole stack more games and thousands of cards, all built on forfeits.
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