Your darn right he is.  Witness how he is saved by Domino's 
spear gun in the final moments of "Thunderball" for example.  
Luck seems to be with Bond always, as he lucks into information 
that he needs for success.  He doesn't count on luck and has 
his share of bad luck, but when good luck comes he uses it to 
his advantage.
 
Having Bond's good luck on a mission is more important than 
having Bond's luck in the casinos. Having good luck in the 
casino is only to further your entertainment.  It's more 
important to have good luck on a mission that will expand 
your lifestyle and that of your loved ones.
 
Here's probably the best historical example of good luck: 
 
In 1281 Mongol troops under the command of  Kublai Kan attacked 
Japan with 4,400 of ships.  But before they reached the shore a 
giant hurricane struck, sinking 4,000 ships and drowning 100,000 
Chinese troops, making it the largest sea disaster in history.  
The Japanese, who were never attacked again, named this storm 
"Kamikaze" ("God's wind", later used for WW2 suicide bombers.)
 
I imagine the Japanese General standing on the shore, seeing 
the enemy ships sink, turning to his army and saying, "Well 
men, sometimes the best plan is to have a little luck."
 
This is my favorite true story of incredible good luck.  
I remember it every time some good luck happens to me and 
repeat the General's "Good luck plan" line to myself or 
whoever happens to be there at the time.
 
Research shows that people who are always lucky expect to have 
good luck.  You too, should have a relationship with good luck.  
Never say things like, "If it weren't for bad luck, I'd have no 
luck at all."  Say things like, "I'm always lucky." 
 
Basicly, when good luck comes to you, see it clearly, appreciate 
it, remember it, and feel that more is coming.  But when you get 
a bad break, shake it off, make a "damage control" plan, and 
then take action.  
 
Remember the rich businessman Willard White who was kidnapped 
and then rescued by James Bond in "Diamonds Are Forever"?  The 
first thing he asks is, "What's happened to me and what can I 
do about it?"  This is the mind set to be in when you experience 
bad luck.  Don't get into the downward mental spiral of defeat.
 
So expect to be lucky like Bond and remember the slogan:  "The 
harder I work the luckier I get."