120 Most Likely To Questions for Friends (Point, Penalty, Pass It On)

01 · DefinitionWhat is Most Likely To?

Most Likely To (sometimes "Who's Most Likely To" or "Paranoia" in its whispered variant) is a party game with one question shape: who in this group is most likely to do a specific thing? "Who's most likely to get famous for something embarrassing?" Everyone points at the same time, and the person with the most fingers on them takes the penalty.

It works because it's a game about reputation. You don't answer for yourself, your friends answer for you, and the reveal is a small public verdict on who you are. Half the fun is the pointing; the other half is the 30 seconds of "no, it's absolutely you" that follows. It scales better than almost any other question game, because more players means a more decisive vote.

In the Dronk app the mode is called Most Likely To, tagline "Point, penalty, pass it on." The Danish version of the same mode is Mest tilbøjelig til.

02 · RulesHow to play Most Likely To (with a phone or without)

Two screens on one phone, no scoring. Around a table you count fingers; in a LIVE room the app counts the votes (shown further down).

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   Choose how you play and pick a pack

   Tap One phone to pass it around, or LIVE to vote from everyone's phones. Then pick a pack: The Classics, Funny, Crazy or Spicy. Agree on the penalty, then tap Play.

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   Read the card, everyone points, pass the phone

   “Who's most likely to win karaoke night, without being able to sing?” Read it out loud, count to three and everyone points. The person with the most fingers takes the penalty and gets the phone: “Pass the phone to whoever you point at”, then they tap Next and read the next card. No app? Read straight from the list below.

03 · The listMost likely to questions from the app, 10 per pack

Every question below is real content from the English version of the Dronk app, so the list here matches what shows up on the phone. Ten from each of the four packs, 120 questions in total, ordered from safe to spicy. Jump to a pack:

That's 40 of the 120 questions; the rest are in the app. The app shuffles each pack and won't repeat a card until the deck runs out. The Danish app has its own set on the Danish page.

04 · LIVEMost Likely To LIVE: voting from everyone's phone

Pointing works until the group gets big enough that nobody can count the fingers. That's where Dronk LIVE takes over. It was the first LIVE game in the app, and it's still the one that fills a room fastest.

• The host creates a room in the app and gets a 4-digit pin code.
• Everyone joins from their own iPhone by typing the pin. Joining is always free, and guests don't need an account.
• Each question appears on every phone at the same time. Everyone votes for a player on their own screen, secretly.
• The reveal shows up on every phone: the full breakdown of who voted for whom, and who takes the penalty.
• Up to 16 players per room.

Most Likely To LIVE, screen by screen

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   Everyone votes on their own phone

   The question lands on every phone with the players in the room listed underneath: Olivia (you), Jake, Mia, Tyler. Vote anonymously for someone. The counter shows “1/4 have voted”; the host can tap Reveal now instead of waiting for the last vote.

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   The reveal: podium and penalty

   Jake, 3 votes. Mia, 1 vote. The podium shows exactly how the room voted, and “Penalty for Jake!” settles it with no arguing about who was pointing at whom. Tap Next round for the next card.

Secret voting changes the game. With fingers, people follow the crowd. On a phone, everyone votes what they actually think, and the reveal is a lot more honest, and a lot funnier.

05 · TipsHow to make most likely to actually fun

Read the packs as an escalation

The Classics is about personality, Funny is about clumsiness, Crazy is about impulse control, and Spicy is about secrets. Each step up requires more shared history. A group that met tonight should stay in The Classics and Funny. A group that has shared an apartment can go straight to Spicy.

The person who gets pointed at gets 20 seconds to defend themselves

The vote is the setup. The defense is the game. "I have never once clapped when a plane landed" is a lie, and everyone knows it, and that's the fun part. Keep it short, keep it moving.

Set the penalty before the first card

Dronk never defines the penalty, and it shouldn't be renegotiated mid-game. A good default: the person who got voted does something the room picks, within reason. Some Spicy cards are heavy enough that a lighter penalty is the kind move.

07 · More gamesMore games in Dronk

Most Likely To is one of 16 games in the app. If pointing and penalties are your thing, these are next: