[Briman51]

Judging by the preflop action he could have QQ - 88, AK-AT, KQ.

His call on the flop suggests he has either QQ, TT, AK, AJ, AT.

The turn raise, really is only a valid play with TT, QQ or AT. Which means you're probably only winning here about 20% of the time. I think I'm folding this.

Ofcourse, if he could make a loose prefop call with KJ, or QT then there's two more hands that just about fit the bill. I still think you're beaten unless this guy is prone to betting marginal hands on scary boards after his opponent's shown some real strength from out of position.