50 things to rank with friends

How a round works

Pick a topic, add six to ten options to a board, and share the link. Everyone ranks the options in secret by handing out points. When the host closes the vote, the group's combined ranking is revealed — as a scoreboard or as an S-to-D tier list. Then the arguing starts, which is the point.

Food and drink

• Pizza toppings
• Crisp flavours
• Fast food chains
• Breakfast foods
• Ice cream flavours
• Biscuits you can dunk
• Sandwich fillings
• Pasta shapes
• Christmas dinner components
• The group's signature dishes

Film and TV

• Pixar films
• Film trilogies
• Sitcoms of the 2000s
• Bond actors
• Christmas films
• TV series finales
• Animated villains
• Films everyone pretends to have seen
• Reality shows
• Superhero films

Music

• Albums by one artist you all like
• Eurovision winners
• Karaoke songs
• Decades of music
• Festival headliners
• Songs from your school years
• Film soundtracks
• Wedding dance-floor songs
• Boy bands and girl groups
• One-hit wonders

Travel and places

• Cities you've visited together
• Dream holiday destinations
• European capitals
• Places to live for a year
• Local pubs or cafés
• Holiday types: beach, city, mountains, road trip
• Theme parks
• Airports, from best to worst
• Places for a group weekend away
• Seasons

"Who is the best" rounds

Add everyone in the group as an option and vote on each other. Keep it kind — every ballot is visible once the results are revealed.

• Who is the best cook?
• Who would survive longest in a zombie apocalypse?
• Who gives the best advice?
• Who is most likely to be late?
• Who would win a reality show?
• Who is the best driver?
• Who has the best music taste?
• Who would you want on your quiz team?
• Who is the most competitive?
• Who tells the best stories?

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