Most Likely To

Most Likely To: The Voting Game, Online

Updated October 2026

Most Likely To is a party game where a prompt appears ("Who's most likely to fall asleep during a movie?") and everyone votes for the player who fits best. On Twentyroll each player votes on their own phone, the room sees who got picked, and you score 100 when you vote with the room. It is free for 2 to 12 players in the browser.

Everybody already knows who would reply to a message 3 days later with "haha". This game just makes the group say it out loud. One prompt at a time, everyone taps a name, and the reveal shows exactly who picked whom.

Start a room

How do you play Most Likely To online?

Each player uses their own phone or laptop. Nobody needs an app or an account to join.

1
Start a room
The host makes a free room, picks Most Likely To, and shares the 6-letter code or link in the group chat.
2
Read the prompt
A prompt comes up on every screen: "Who's most likely to cry at an advert?"
3
Everyone votes
Tap the player who fits best. You can vote for yourself, and votes stay hidden until everyone has tapped or the timer runs out.
4
See the verdict
The reveal shows who the room picked, how many votes each player got and, if the host leaves it on, who voted for whom.
5
Score by reading the room
Everyone who voted for the room's pick scores 100. If nobody agrees, nobody scores. At the end, the room's verdicts are listed: every prompt and who it went to.

Most Likely To questions for every group

The game picks fresh prompts each time from three packs, and a host can mix them. A few examples of what comes up:

Reply to a message 3 days later with "haha"
Fall asleep during a movie they picked
Turn up late to their own party
Have 47 tabs open right now
Send a voice note longer than 5 minutes
Win an argument with zero facts
Name their car
Bring snacks to a 5 minute walk
Reply all by accident
Forget to unmute on a call
Bring cake for no reason
Know everyone's coffee order
Fix the printer
Make a slideshow for a 2 minute update
Take the longest in the bathroom
Hog the TV remote
Cheat at board games
Be the family DJ in the car

What makes this version different?

Most Likely To is usually played by pointing on the count of three. Online, with everyone on their own phone, the votes are secret until the reveal, so nobody copies the loudest person, and it works just as well on a video call as around a table.

Points for reading the room

Voting with the majority scores. It turns a debate into a game with a winner, without making anyone the butt of it.

Packs for the group you have

Friends for the group chat, Work for the team call, Family for every age. Kids playing keeps it to the family pack.

Twenty runs the room

Twenty, the game master, calls the moments ("Every single vote for Maria. No debate needed.") and writes the recap.

Write your own

With Premium or a $3.99 Night Pass, the host can add their own prompts: perfect for a hen party, a birthday or a team in-joke.

Is it good for 2 players?

Yes. With 2 players the prompt reads "Who's more likely to", and you both score when you agree. It makes a good couples game: you find out quickly whether you see each other the same way.

Who Knows Best: the quiz about each other

Frequently asked questions

What is the Most Likely To game?

A party game where players vote on which person in the group is most likely to do something, like fall asleep during a movie. On Twentyroll everyone votes on their own phone, the reveal shows who got picked, and you score by voting with the room.

Is Most Likely To free to play online?

Yes. A free account can host 3 games a day, and everyone else joins free with the room code, no account or download needed. Premium makes hosting unlimited.