Question templates
Sixteen most likely to questions for birthdays, family gatherings, classes and nights with friends. Type the first names as options, show the QR code, and the group's pick appears on the big screen while every vote stays anonymous.
Start a most likely to gameThe big screen and a participant's phone
Make each question a poll and type up to 10 first names as options. Everyone votes once from their phone, the bars fill up on the big screen as votes arrive, and nobody sees who voted for whom. Read the winner out loud and let them defend themselves.
Two names tied? Type them into a spin the wheel question and spin it on the big screen. Turn on first names for the presentation and an empty wheel draws among the people connected, handy to choose who reads the next question. Each spin takes the winner off the wheel, so everyone gets a turn.
The best questions make everyone laugh, like most likely to cry at a film or to win a cooking show. Leave out anything that could hurt someone, and swap in your own memories and inside jokes. For colleagues, the office superlatives page has twenty award ideas made for work.
Each one shows the Hopvote question type that fits it best. A poll takes up to 10 first names as options. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation, so play in rounds.
Who is most likely to become famous?
Type up to 10 first names as options. One vote each, and nobody sees who voted for whom.
Who is most likely to travel around the world?
A dream everyone would be happy to win.
Who is most likely to laugh at the worst moment?
Weddings, class photos, serious speeches. A classic.
Who is most likely to win a cooking show?
The winner cooks for the next party.
Who is most likely to survive on a desert island?
Then ask the winner who they would take along.
Who is most likely to cry at a film?
Show the result, then let the winner defend themselves.
Who is most likely to be first on the dance floor?
Play it just before the music starts.
Who is most likely to fall asleep before midnight?
Perfect for the family table or a sleepover.
Who is most likely to become a teacher one day?
For a class: the student who always explains things to others.
Who is most likely to still be close to everyone here in 20 years?
Pick all that apply. A warm way to end the game.
Share 100 points: who is most likely to become a millionaire?
Prioritize. Spread your points between the names instead of a single vote.
Rank what this group is most likely to do on a Saturday night.
Board games, karaoke, a long dinner, a film, an early night.
In one word, what is this group most likely to be famous for?
Up to 3 words each. The most cited grow bigger on the screen.
Write your own "most likely to" question.
Open text. The best ideas become the next round.
Spin the wheel to settle a tie.
Type the tied names as entries and spin on the big screen.
Spin the wheel: who reads the next question out loud?
Leave it empty to draw among the first names connected, with first names turned on.
A QR code on the TV and a round before the cake.
Trips, reunions and game nights, with no app to install.
A kind end-of-year vote for the whole class.
Cousins, grandparents and kids vote from their own phones.
Poll, quiz, word cloud, rating or Q&A. Or let the AI draft them.
On screen or in your slides. People scan it and they are in.
Results update live on the big screen, then export them.
Read a question, everyone votes for one person, and the name with the most votes wins the round. With Hopvote, the names are the options of a poll, votes come from phones and the result appears on the big screen.
A poll holds up to 10 first names. For a bigger group, play by table or by team, or use a wheel that draws among every first name connected. The free plan takes up to 80 participants.
Yes, by default. Nobody needs an account or a name to vote, and the results show percentages, not names. First names only appear if you turn them on for the presentation.
Yes to start: every question type, up to 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation, so play in rounds. For one big party the Event Pass is €9 for 72 hours, or choose Solo at €5 a month.