Who is most likely to wrap every gift on Christmas Eve.
- Input
- ?categoria=natal
- Expected output
- 3, 2, 1
It usually splits the room between two or three suspects, and arguing over who earned the title is half the fun.
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Most Likely To: Christmas Edition
In Most Likely To, someone reads a prompt, the group counts “3, 2, 1”, and everybody points at the person in the circle who fits it best. The Christmas edition has 68 prompts about what each of us does in December, from who wraps everything on Christmas Eve to who falls asleep on the couch before midnight, and it is built for several generations sharing one table.
Why the Christmas edition lands better than a generic deck
- The game works when the circle knows each person’s habits, and December puts those habits on display: who sets the table early, who disappears when the dishes appear, who goes back for thirds, who tells the same dad joke every year. That is why the 68 prompts describe behavior anyone can observe, never a secret. Anybody can be pointed at without it stinging, because no prompt touches looks, age, income or love lives.
- To play, open the game, choose “Christmas and holidays” and enter the names. Each round shows a prompt, the group counts and points, and you add 1 point to whoever collected the most fingers. A rule that helps at 8 or more people: the person pointed at most gets 10 seconds to say why the group got it right, and only then does the next card flip. Prompts come from a deck that does not repeat until all 68 have appeared.
- A few samples show the tone. “Wrap every gift on Christmas Eve” and “forget to buy the Secret Santa gift” poke at everyone’s planning style. “Start playing Christmas music in October” and “leave the tree up until spring” split the early birds from the procrastinators. “Organize the office party” and “be the life of the office holiday party” work with coworkers because they flatter instead of expose. Mix both kinds so nobody ends up the target of the whole evening.
Five real prompts from the Christmas edition
Who is most likely to disappear when it’s time to do the dishes.
- Input
- ?categoria=natal
- Expected output
- 3, 2, 1
A holiday-table classic. The person pointed at gets to jokingly name whoever washes the first batch.
Who is most likely to tell the dad joke of the night.
- Input
- ?categoria=natal
- Expected output
- 3, 2, 1
It works as a tribute to the dad or uncle who owns the joke. Ask the person pointed at to deliver it one more time.
Who is most likely to fall asleep before midnight on New Year’s Eve.
- Input
- ?categoria=natal
- Expected output
- 3, 2, 1
A good late-night card, when the answer is already obvious. It can be the last one before the countdown.
Who is most likely to suggest a party game everyone groans at first and then loves.
- Input
- ?categoria=natal
- Expected output
- 3, 2, 1
A compliment in disguise. At work, the person pointed at tends to end up running the next activity.
Full game FAQ
Yes. Every prompt is written to be light and appropriate for all audiences, including families and children. There are no improper themes, the focus is healthy fun and good laughs.
Frequently asked questions
How many Christmas prompts does Most Likely To have?
There are 68 prompts in the “Christmas and holidays” category, all written in American English. The draw only repeats a prompt once the other 67 have been used.
What happens when two people tie on pointing?
Tap “Draw a name” to let the game pick between the tied players, or give each of them 1 point. The scoreboard accepts manual changes so you can record whatever the table decides.
Does it work for a small group of 3 or 4?
It does, but it shines from 5 players up. With 3 or 4, switch from pointing to naming a person aloud and let the reader vote too, so nobody sits out the guess.
Could a prompt embarrass someone in the family?
They were written to avoid anything about bodies, age, money or relationships. Even so, anyone pointed at can ask for a different card, and one tap moves the game to the next prompt.