Party games
Minority Wins: the party game where being different pays
Every round is a hot take — agree or disagree — and the points go to whoever lands on the less popular side. 250+ takes across six intensity levels, for a group with one phone each. Following the crowd has never been so expensive.
Free · no account3–16 players10 min
How to play
- 1Open a Party Room with at least two friends.
- 2Agree or disagree with each hot take.
- 3Score if your side is the minority.
One phone each, revealed together
Examples
A few cards from the deck (the family-to-hard end).
- Hot take
Breakfast for dinner beats a real dinner.
Agree / DisagreeFamily - Hot take
Splitting the bill on a first date is romantic.
Agree / DisagreeFun - Hot take
Staying friends with an ex is impossible.
Agree / DisagreeAwkward - Hot take
Cheating is forgivable if it only happened once.
Agree / DisagreeHard - Hot take
Cold pizza the next morning beats fresh pizza.
Agree / DisagreeFamily - Hot take
Love at first sight is real.
Agree / DisagreeFun - Hot take
Stalking your date online before meeting is just research.
Agree / DisagreeAwkward - Hot take
Tea is just sad hot water.
Agree / DisagreeFamily - Hot take
Couples should sleep in separate bedrooms.
Agree / DisagreeFun
Minority Wins
Gather three people or more, each with a phone. The host opens a Party Room and picks an intensity; everyone joins with a link, a QR code or a six-letter code. Each round, a hot take appears on every phone, everybody votes in secret, and the split is revealed together — the smaller side scores. Voting against your real opinion is allowed, and so is second-guessing everyone else. The catch: if everybody tries to be different, everybody ends up the same.
Intensities
- FamilyGrandma-proof
- FunSilly, never awkward
- AwkwardCringe and embarrassing
- HardProvocative, uncomfortable
- Spicy 18+Adults only
- Unhinged 18+Adults only, no limits
Levels 5 and 6 are for adults only: you confirm you are 18 or older before they are dealt.
Questions
How do you win Minority Wins?
By ending up on the less popular side as often as possible. Each round, the players whose answer is in the minority score; the scoreboard does the rest.
How is it different from Guess the Majority?
It’s the mirror image. In Guess the Majority you score by predicting the popular side; here you score by avoiding it. Same room, opposite instincts.
How many players?
Three to sixteen, each on their own phone. It only runs in a Party Room, so votes stay secret until the reveal.
Is it free?
Yes, and nobody needs an account. For the 18+ levels, every player confirms their age; part of those decks is free and the rest comes with the Games Pass (one-time purchase, also included in Wabiro+).
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