Axx flop situations

[Jager]

Tag A raises AKo UTG
Tag B CO calls

Flop comes Axy r

Tag A leads for 3/4 pot...

Tag B raises 3x: Whats your line as Tag A? Does this line differ if you hold AQ? AJ? Does this line differ if the flop is 2 suited? Does this line differ if the flop is Axx where x is the same? Does this line differ if Tag B is Lag B?

[IowaSkinsFan]

i either stack off or dont stack off depending on the texture barring my specific read on opp tagg.

[noble007]

It depends what % of the time he folds to c-bets...
If its more than 50% which it often is at my level (0.25), it's often makes sense to consider letting it go on a lot of textures & just take the % edge he gives you long term by calling and folding too much.
Though flops I always stack off on are where z & y are lower than 10 & suited but A is different, as Axs make up a bigger part of his range.
(edit - whoaah this might be a bad idea, if he has Axs then he has 12 outs?
which make it +- 50/50? but then with some money already in we call?but considering this is only part of his range then.. confused myself.)
Where its a monochrome flop & I have the K of that suit.
& perhaps where any 2 of the cards are suited and and two lower ones are 3 apart as in 47 58 69 where he could be on a straight/flush draw.

[Numbr2intheWorld]

the term TAGG is way too general and not enough information for me to answer this question. I'm guessing by the time you have recognized that someone is just a standard TAGG you know some other stuff about them.

[Genitruc]

If I'm Tagg A my lines depends on history with villain.

Answer to all of your other questions is "yes".

[sauce123]

If its Axy rainbow its gonna be tough to stack off.