Most Likely To: Couple Edition
Point at each other for 60 rounds and find out what you actually think.
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Most likely to cry at a film neither of us expected to be sad.
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One phone between the two of you — the card says whose turn it is.
About Most Likely To: Couple Edition
Most likely to for couples is the game where you both point at the same time and the awkwardness does the work. Every card names a behaviour and you each decide which of you is guilty of it. When you both point at the same person it is funny; when you point at each other, you have just found something worth talking about. These 60 cards go from harmless to pointed, in roughly that order.
Sample questions to get you started
- 1Most likely to cry at a film neither of us expected to be sad.
- 2Most likely to forget an anniversary.
- 3Most likely to text back within ten seconds.
- 4Most likely to start an argument over how to load the dishwasher.
- 5Most likely to plan a holiday down to the hour.
- 6Most likely to say yes to something and regret it immediately.
- 7Most likely to be recognised by a stranger.
- 8Most likely to fall asleep during a film we both chose.
- 9Most likely to leave the house without their keys.
- 10Most likely to apologise first.
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- 11Most likely to hold a grudge about something trivial.
- 12Most likely to become friends with the waiter.
- 13Most likely to survive a week with no phone.
- 14Most likely to spend too much on something ridiculous.
- 15Most likely to remember what the other was wearing on the first date.
- 16Most likely to get us lost and refuse to admit it.
- 17Most likely to make friends on a plane.
- 18Most likely to be the one crying at the wedding.
- 19Most likely to eat something questionable out of the fridge.
- 20Most likely to start a hobby and abandon it in three weeks.
- 21Most likely to book something without checking the dates.
- 22Most likely to still be up at 3am reading about something pointless.
- 23Most likely to say "I told you so" and mean it kindly.
- 24Most likely to bring up an argument from two years ago.
- 25Most likely to volunteer us for something without asking.
- 26Most likely to be the responsible one at a party.
- 27Most likely to lose their sunglasses on holiday.
- 28Most likely to notice a haircut.
- 29Most likely to remember a birthday nobody else remembers.
- 30Most likely to take the last slice.
- 31Most likely to overthink a text before sending it.
- 32Most likely to be adopted by someone else's family.
- 33Most likely to give a speech and cry halfway through.
- 34Most likely to drive off with something on the roof of the car.
- 35Most likely to say the wrong name at the wrong moment.
- 36Most likely to make the bed the second we get up.
- 37Most likely to cancel plans and feel relieved.
- 38Most likely to know everyone's business in the building.
- 39Most likely to fix something badly rather than call someone.
- 40Most likely to hide how much they miss the other.
- 41Most likely to laugh at the worst possible moment.
- 42Most likely to become the parent who embarrasses the kids.
- 43Most likely to be right about the small thing and wrong about the big one.
- 44Most likely to send a message meant for someone else.
- 45Most likely to insist on driving despite being tired.
- 46Most likely to buy the same jumper in four colours.
- 47Most likely to know where everything in the house is.
- 48Most likely to eat the same thing for a week without noticing.
- 49Most likely to leave a party without saying goodbye.
- 50Most likely to remember a conversation the other has completely forgotten.
- 51Most likely to be the one who says "we should do this more often".
- 52Most likely to keep a receipt from a date years ago.
- 53Most likely to be embarrassing in front of new friends.
- 54Most likely to talk their way out of a fine.
- 55Most likely to secretly enjoy an argument.
- 56Most likely to notice when the other is pretending to be fine.
- 57Most likely to move abroad on a whim.
- 58Most likely to become better looking with age.
- 59Most likely to still be doing this in fifty years.
- 60Most likely to say the thing that ends the argument in one sentence.
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How to play Most Likely To: Couple Edition
- Read the card out loud, then count down from three.
- On zero, you both point at whoever you think it is — including yourself.
- Matching points move on. Mismatched points get sixty seconds of argument.
- No changing your answer after you see where your partner is pointing.
- Play with other couples by pointing at anyone in the room instead.
Why couples love this game
The value here is not the answer, it is the mismatch. Pointing at each other on the same card means you hold two different pictures of the same relationship, and that is usually a conversation nobody has scheduled. Because the format is a game and the stakes look trivial, those mismatches surface without anyone getting defensive about them.
Tips to make it more fun
- Count down out loud. Half the fun is the split second before you both commit.
- Play this one early in the evening — it works better before anyone is tired.
- If you disagree, ask for one specific example. It usually settles it immediately.
- It is an excellent double-date game with two couples pointing at four people.
- Save the last ten cards for when you have both stopped being polite.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play most likely to as a couple?
Read the card, count down from three, and both point at the same time. Matches move on; mismatches get an argument. With two people it is fast, and the disagreements are the whole point.
What are good most likely to questions for couples?
Specific behaviours beat vague traits. "Most likely to argue about the dishwasher" produces an instant reaction; "most likely to be kind" produces nothing. All 60 cards here are written around concrete moments.
Can you play most likely to with other couples?
Yes — it works even better in a group. Everyone points at once and the majority decides. It is one of the best double-date games for that reason.
How many most likely to questions are on this page?
60, free, no sign-up, with a shuffle so the order is different every time you play.
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