You mean the kind of luck that happens when I used my school fees to stake a football bet on a 2.0 odd and eventually I came out winning and I had my school doubled, at that time I had no extra funds to buy my course materials, but when my luck played out I felt so good that I took that risk at that time. So to say that my luck played out at the right time.
No. the reverse actually. The luck that you had lost your tuition fee in an attack and heartbroken you used the $20 you had left to play on a casino not because you wanted to double your money and get back your fees but because it was what you felt at the time to do. And when you did it you had an unexpected multiplier and won big. You were able to pay your fees and use the extra to sort out your books and other living expenses.
My friend sold his 55 inches TV $250 to pay for a trip to meet with a business client only for him to reach the place they rejected his proposal. He came back home with only $101. He used it to gambler won $800. He bought he bought another TV but this time 65 inches for $400. And then managed with the money left until he gets a pros-pectic client. I was at his home when he made all this move. The funny thing is i tried to discourage him from selling his TV.