Strange performance from UNITY 3.5.5 in IF-Statement

Unity Engine
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Hi,
I have a strange perfomance. In An IF Statement I ask for two BOOLEANS with (are they TRUE?)-> So if its TRUE then do something. Looks like:

if (Player1_plays  Shoot == true) { .....

Everything is OK and the following variables set correctly

ball.rigidbody.drag = 0.08f;			
ball.rigidbody.angularDrag = 0.8f;

Then I see why should I wrote “shoot == true”, I can also write “shoot”.
So my oppinion is that should be the same.

But if I write

if (Player1_plays  Shoot) { .....

the variables aren’t set correctly.
So is there a different between the two statements?
if (Player1_plays Shoot == true) and if (Player1_plays Shoot)

I am a little confused about this…
Chris

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how have you declared Player1_plays and Shoot? Not sure if explicit/implicit will make a difference.