
A recent nationwide survey commissioned by William Hill on the UK population’s perceptions on luck has revealed that the majority of people do believe in luck.
Statistics showed that 69% of participants believe in luck while 31% do not and regional breakdowns of the luckiest people in the country revealed that the inhabitants of Northern Ireland believe in the so called luck of the Irish with 62.5% believing that they were lucky in contrast to Scotland’s mere 29% believing that they were lucky. Furthermore, people located in the North East, North West, the Midlands and Yorkshire also do not believe themselves to a being lucky whereas 54% of Londoners, 55.3% of the Welsh and 52% of Easterners would put themselves in the lucky category.
The survey also revealed that many UK based individuals are superstitious with 57.5 percent of the participants holding and adhering to superstitions including those involving the avoidance of walking under ladders (39.8%), not revealing wishes they make after blowing out birthday candles (30%), carrying a lucky charm (8.7%) or rabbit’s foot (0.8%).
Other interesting findings included that 7 is believed to be Britain’s luckiest number, 47% of people believe that their behaviour towards other would influence their luck (karma) and bizarrely 65% of white haired people felt that they were lucky while 71% thought that they had enough luck to win a car or some other item of value.
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