Most Likely To Questions for Couples: 56 Funny and Sweet Ones

56 most likely to questions for couples

Every card starts the same way, "Who is more likely to…", and the answer is always you or your partner. Pick a mood and go.

Daily life: keys, toast and morning coffee

• Who is more likely to forget where they put the keys?
• Who is more likely to be running late today?
• Who is more likely to burn the toast while chatting?
• Who is more likely to leave every cupboard door open?
• Who is more likely to lose their phone somewhere in the house?
• Who is more likely to walk into a room and forget why?
• Who is more likely to wake up in a great mood?
• Who is more likely to answer a text three days late?
• Who is more likely to leave the house and have to go back for something?
• Who is more likely to put the dishes away without being asked?
• Who is more likely to get lost with the map open?
• Who is more likely to steal the blanket at night?
• Who is more likely to need a coffee before saying a word?
• Who is more likely to sing along while doing the chores?

Just for fun: dancing, karaoke and games

• Who is more likely to dance in the kitchen when nobody's watching?
• Who is more likely to pick a karaoke song and go all in?
• Who is more likely to try a weird food on a dare?
• Who is more likely to win at a board game?
• Who is more likely to start a spontaneous dance party?
• Who is more likely to get the giggles at the worst moment?
• Who is more likely to take a hundred photos of the same sunset?
• Who is more likely to say yes to a karaoke duet?
• Who is more likely to order the strangest thing on the menu?
• Who is more likely to bend the rules in a game and get caught?
• Who is more likely to tell the same story again and again?
• Who is more likely to take mini golf far too seriously?
• Who is more likely to win a staring contest?
• Who is more likely to cheer the loudest at a game?

Love and romance: sweet gestures and surprises

• Who is more likely to say "I love you" first?
• Who is more likely to cry at a sad movie?
• Who is more likely to hide a sweet note in a bag or pocket?
• Who is more likely to remember the little things the other said?
• Who is more likely to get teary at a wedding?
• Who is more likely to fall in love first?
• Who is more likely to send a "thinking of you" message at noon?
• Who is more likely to make a playlist just for the other?
• Who is more likely to give the better hug?
• Who is more likely to feel shy about showing affection in front of others?
• Who is more likely to grin at their phone when the other texts?
• Who is more likely to plan the next date night?
• Who is more likely to say a compliment out loud instead of just thinking it?
• Who is more likely to fall asleep first while cuddling?

Big life: adventure, money and dreams

• Who is more likely to pack a bag and move abroad on a whim?
• Who is more likely to save up for a big goal?
• Who is more likely to try skydiving or bungee jumping?
• Who is more likely to start their own business?
• Who is more likely to write a book one day?
• Who is more likely to buy something big on impulse?
• Who is more likely to adopt a pet on the spot?
• Who is more likely to sign up for a marathon?
• Who is more likely to win the lottery and stay totally calm?
• Who is more likely to take a risk on a wild idea?
• Who is more likely to make friends fastest in a new city?
• Who is more likely to dye their hair a bold colour on a whim?
• Who is more likely to ask for a raise and get it?
• Who is more likely to say "let's just go" and book the trip?

How to play most likely to as a couple

1. Take turns reading a question out loud.
2. Count to three together, then both point at who you think it is: yourself or your partner.
3. Whoever is pointed at tells the story: "when did this last happen?"
4. Move on to the next card whenever the story runs out.

Keeping score is optional

There is nothing to win here, and most couples never count. If you like a little competition, give one point each time you both point at the same person (agreement means you really know each other), or let the person who was pointed at pick the next card. Neither is needed for a good evening.

Teasing, but kind: five easy rules

• Tease the habit, never the person. "You always lose your keys" is fun; anything about looks or worth is not.
• Pointing at yourself is allowed, and often the funniest answer.
• If a question lands badly, skip the card. No explanation needed.
• Ask for the story, not a verdict. "When was the last time?" beats "admit it".
• End with something warm: name one thing you love about the answer.

Swap in your own names and inside jokes. "Who is more likely to adopt another cat?" is a fine custom card.

Which pack for which moment

All four packs (100 cards in total) are in GameLake's Who's More Likely To.

Play it free online

1. Open Who's More Likely To and choose a pack, or Mix for a bit of everything, and 12 or 20 cards.
2. On one phone, sit side by side and pass it around. To play at a distance, choose Online, tap Play a friend and Create table, and send your partner the invite link: no account or download.
3. Read the card, count to three and point.
4. Tap Next card to move on. To change the mood, start a new game with another pack.

It works on phones and computers, so it suits long-distance couples too: put the call on speaker and point at the screen. Looking for more? Try our This or That questions for couples, the card games for couples guide, or the full list of games for couples.

Why this game works

"Most likely to" is a game about how you see each other. It is light, it asks for stories rather than facts, and laughing together is a nice way to spend time. It is meant for fun, not as a test or a measure of your relationship.

Frequently asked questions

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