[cpk]

Boy do I hate being out of position against a TAG. The problem is that if it's a true TAG, you're not going to know whether a raise means "flush draw." A TAG would be able to raise with a hand like 99 if he thought you were capable of leading out with AK. Thus, leading into him doesn't really help you gain information.

Here's where I like a stop-n-go. If Mr. TAG doesn't figure out what is going on, he will probably behave predictablly--raising a hand you lose to and calling or folding a worse hand. If not, you're simply screwed because he's got position.

Thus, lead out, call if raised. Lead out again, fold if raised. It's that simple. You've got some extra protection against a repeat bluff because one of the players is all in.