Silly Would You Rather
Absurd dilemmas with a group vote counter · free, no signup
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These dilemmas are deliberately ridiculous, which makes them perfect for groups. Each option is a big coloured card; every person taps their choice and the vote count rises.
At the end of a round you can see which side won and ask the losing side to defend themselves.
Key features
Vote counters
One tap per person on each side.
Absurd pairs
Designed to get laughs.
Fresh every round
Deck never repeats until finished.
Great for groups
Large buttons for passing around.
How to use it
- Read the two options.
- Each person taps once for their pick.
- Compare the vote counts.
- Tap Next pair.
Worked example
Example
A group of six splits four to two. Ask the two outvoted players to argue their case, then tap Next pair.
Who uses this tool
Kids parties
Easy to join in.
Classrooms
A quick energiser.
Families
Everyone gets a voice.
Tips for the best results
- Let kids vote by pointing and tally for them.
- Let the minority speak first.
- Keep rounds quick.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Tapping twice by accident; each tap adds a vote.
- Taking it too seriously.
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Frequently asked questions
How many pairs are there?
More than a hundred silly pairs.
Will it repeat the same item?
Not until you have seen every item. The tool keeps a shuffled deck on your device and only reshuffles once the whole list has been used, even if you close the page and come back.
Is it free, and do I need an app or account?
It is free, needs no signup and works in any modern phone or computer browser. Once the page has loaded, the game keeps working if your connection drops.