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French Open Schedule Drinking Games For Every Tennis Fan

Ready to serve up some serious fun while catching the action from Roland-Garros? Whether you’re hosting a house party, chilling with your squad, or just looking for new party drinking games to spice up your sports nights, the French Open schedule is the perfect excuse to take your drinking game up a notch. At Drinking Dojo, we know how to turn any event into an absolute banger — and a Grand Slam tournament is no exception.

Why Drinking Games Make Tennis Even Better

Let’s be real: tennis is thrilling, but add a few dare challenges and custom rules, and suddenly every ace, double fault, or epic rally turns into a reason to cheer (and sip). With the French Open schedule packed with non-stop matches, you’ve got endless opportunities for viral drinking games and meme-worthy moments.

How To Play: French Open Drinking Game

Materials Needed

  • Drinks of your choice (beer, cocktails, or non-alcoholic if you prefer)
  • French Open schedule (official match times, player line-ups)
  • Custom drinking game builder or printed rule cards
  • Optional: Tennis-themed props, meme cards, or NSFW dares for after dark

The Rules

Here’s a classic Drinking Dojo twist to keep you on your toes:

Take a sip when:

  • The commentator mentions Rafael Nadal’s record at Roland-Garros
  • Someone shouts “Allez!”
  • The camera zooms in on a celebrity in the crowd
  • There’s a challenge review (Hawk-Eye time!)

Take two sips when:

  • A player breaks serve
  • There’s a tiebreak
  • The umpire overrules a call

Finish your drink if:

  • A player wins a set 6–0 (bagel!)
  • Your favorite player loses in a major upset

Dare challenge:
At the end of every match, the person who picked the losing player must draw a dare from your custom deck — think meme drinking games, NSFW dares, or wild party dares from Drinking Dojo.

House Rules

Want to make it even wilder? Use our custom drinking game builder to create your own set of rules, or add bonus rounds for doubles matches, marathon rallies, or wardrobe malfunctions. Mix in popular dares, viral drinking games, or even try a Fortnite drinking game during rain delays for extra chaos.

Perfect For Every Party

These French Open-inspired party drinking games are a hit whether you’re:

  • Throwing a house party in London, Sydney, or Toronto
  • Looking for creative house party ideas for your uni dorm
  • Hosting a wedding party game marathon during the reception
  • Planning couples drinking games for date night
  • Getting competitive with your mates in Denmark

Game On

Don’t just watch the French Open — play along and keep every set unforgettable. With the right rules, dare challenges, and a little meme magic, every match on the French Open schedule is a new chance for party greatness.

Ready to create your own viral drinking games or need the best custom drinking game builder? Serve up some legendary nights with Drinking Dojo. Start your party here.

Cheers to aces, epic rallies, and unforgettable memories!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What are the best party drinking games for watching the French Open?
A1: The best party drinking games for the French Open include rules based on match events like aces, breaks of serve, and tiebreaks. Incorporate dare challenges, meme-inspired rules, or use a custom drinking game builder from Drinking Dojo to tailor the game to your group’s vibe.

Q2: Can I customize my own drinking game for tennis events?
A2: Absolutely! Drinking Dojo offers a custom drinking game builder that lets you create unique rules and dare challenges perfect for any tennis match, including the French Open schedule.

Q3: Are there drinking games suitable for couples during tennis matches?
A3: Yes, couples drinking games are a fun way to enjoy the French Open together. You can use light-hearted dares, sip rules based on match moments, and even incorporate meme drinking games to keep the energy playful and engaging.

Q4: What types of dare challenges are available for party drinking games?
A4: Drinking Dojo provides a variety of dare challenges including wild party dares, NSFW dares, and meme-inspired challenges that add excitement and unpredictable fun to any drinking game.

Q5: Are these drinking games suitable for international audiences?
A5: Definitely! Drinking Dojo’s games and rules are designed to be enjoyed by adults aged 18–35 across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Denmark, making them perfect for international French Open viewing parties.