Each round of Who's Most Likely? brings a question: “Who's most likely to become famous?”, “Who would text their ex late at night?” Everyone secretly picks someone at the table, even themselves. The points come from the second pick: who will the majority choose?
Votes are secret. Who voted for whom is never revealed, only how many votes each person got, so everyone votes honestly and then the “who voted for me?” debate begins. The majority pick earns that question's title, and at the end everyone's titles are revealed.
Made for fans of the classic most likely to game. The host chooses the pack: innocent questions that work with anyone, or a bit spicy ones for close friends. Create a room, share the link, and 3-12 players join from a phone or computer.
Create a room, share the link and pick Who's Most Likely?. Each round you pick someone and predict who the majority will pick. Predict right to score.
No. Votes are completely secret; only each person's vote count is shown. Only you can see your own pick.
3 to 12. It's at its best with a big group of friends.
The default pack is innocent and fine for family or coworkers. The a bit spicy pack has embarrassing and gossipy questions but nothing explicit; the host decides.