Learn Most Likely To
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Learn Most Likely To
Vote privately. Reveal the room. Start the story.
Section 01 · Setup
The host chooses a category and match length.
Invite 2–8 people, choose a prompt category, and play 5, 10, or 15 rounds. Voice and video are optional; the conversation is the main event.
READ THE PROMPT
PICK A FACE
PRIVATE VOTE
ANONYMOUS TOTALS
Your vote stays private until everyone has voted or the 90-second timer ends.
Section 02 · Your move
Choose one face and lock it in.
Tap the player who best fits the prompt. You may vote for yourself, but your first choice is final and cannot be changed.
Section 03 · Tactics
Vote on instinct, then explain after the reveal.
The reveal shows anonymous totals, not who voted for whom. The highest count is the plurality; when counts tie, every tied top pick is shown.
Section 04 · Turn flow
A turn, in order.
①
Read one shared prompt.
Everyone considers the same ‘most likely to’ question.
②
Tap one player face.
Self-votes are allowed, and the first tap locks your private vote.
③
Reveal anonymous totals.
The room reveals after every vote is locked or the 90-second timer expires.
④
Talk before moving on.
Compare stories, then let the host open the next prompt.
Section 05 · Legal vs. illegal
What counts — and what does not.
Legal
Voting for any player in the round, including yourself.
Locking one private vote before the timer expires.
Discussing the plurality or tied top picks after the reveal.
Not allowed
Trying to change a vote after the first face locks.
Asking someone to disclose their private vote.
Advancing the round when you are not the host.
Section 06 · Winning
There are no scores to settle.
The match ends after the selected number of rounds. The fun comes from the room’s choices, the ties, and the stories people share.