How likely am I to find a four-leaf clover?

Only about 1 in 10,000 clovers has four leaves. Do you have the patience, the eye and the luck to find one? Answer 10 questions to see your chances.

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About this test

Answer 10 quick questions about your habits and circumstances. Each answer scores points, and we turn your total into a percentage showing how likely you are to find a four-leaf clover. The real-world odds are below. It's just for fun!

Possible results

  • Three Leaves Only (0%+)
  • Lucky Beginner (35%+)
  • Clover Spotter (60%+)
  • Luck of the Irish (80%+)
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  1. How often are you somewhere with lots of grass and clover?
  2. How patient are you?
  3. Do you notice tiny details others miss?
  4. Do you look at clover patches as a whole, rather than leaf by leaf?
  5. Have you ever found a four-leaf clover?
  6. Do you go back to a patch where you found one?
  7. Do you sit on the grass and let your eyes wander?
  8. How lucky do you usually feel?
  9. Would you spend half an hour looking?
  10. Do you have a garden or local park with clover?

Source: About 1 in 10,000 white clover leaves has four leaflets, a figure widely quoted from surveys of clover patches. Four-leaf clovers often grow near each other, so it pays to search the same patch.

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