Vote for who would do it
Most Likely To online
Play Most Likely To online with three to twelve people. Each round a statement, everyone votes for someone in the group, and both the chosen player and the people who guessed right score.
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It is the fastest way to find out what your group really thinks of each other. The game judges nothing — it counts votes and leaves the rest to you.
Players3–12 players
Game length10 minutes
How to play
- Three to twelve players.
- Each round shows a statement in the form “Who is most likely to…”.
- Everyone votes for someone other than themselves.
- The player with the most votes scores two points; everyone who voted for them scores one.
- After eight rounds the highest score wins.
Strategy
- There are two ways to score: be picked, or pick with the majority.
- In a large group, voting for the most obvious person usually pays — everyone else does the same.
- Statements written for your own group are the whole point of this one.
Frequently asked
Can I vote for myself?
No, the server rejects it. Otherwise you could farm points regardless of what anyone else thinks.
What happens on a tie?
Everyone tied on the most votes scores, and so does everyone who voted for them.
Can we use our own statements?
Yes — you write a deck and share it by link inside your group.
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