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Model: X000133

Brand: PSI

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Who's Most Likely To... [A Party Game] is the original "Who's most likely to..." party game where there are no winners, only losers. This game can get real! Prepare to call out your friends when you decide who in the group is most likely to... "#1 Wake up with half a burrito in bed", "#27 Have 20-minute conversation with Siri" or "#147 Shame people for going to bed". How to play: One player reads a card aloud. They are now the judge. Everyone says who in the group deserves the card and why. You do not want to be tagged with the card. The judge ultimately decides who gets the card. The first person to 7 cards loses. Works great for groups of any size.Disclaimer: DSS games is not liable for any loss of friendships or fights that happen before, during or after playing.

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Manufacturer	DSS Games
Brand	PSI
Item model number	X000133
Color	White
Weight	0.95 ounces
Height	0.437 inches
Depth	18 inches

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Product Id	1897927
User Reviews and Ratings	5 (1 ratings) 5 out of 5 stars
UPC	861721000133

Description

Who's Most Likely To...is a party game for you and your stupid friends. Each round a card is drawn and the group decides who in the group would be most likely to: #92 Call Dibs On People At Parties, #119 Use Daddy's Credit Card and much more. First a player declares themselves the judge and reads a card aloud. Each person then says who in the group should be tagged with this card and why. Accusations can be based off of personality traits, past stories or really anything at all. As long as you can argue your point, it's fair game. The judge considers all accusations and makes the final ruling on who should be tagged with the card. This person keeps the card along with the shame. The judge rotates to the next person in the group. First person with seven cards loses. There are no winners in this game, only losers.

Who in the group is most likely to.. Type of game: Party games Playing time: 20 minutes Includes: Instructions, 250 prompt cards, classic & alternate cards Suggested Age: 17 years and up Number of Players: 4 or more players