Villain 33/29 8AF 29 3bet ~80hands.
Should raise him on the turn ? I didn't raised him because I was thinking that he could have AJ there, but now that I see again the hand he could also have KT,KQ,AK,AQ or flush straght draws.

Villain can have so many hands on the turn a raise makes sense, villain might call with draw+pair type hands or even FD's (not to mention AK/AA)

unlikely he has KT - he probably just completes pre and sees a flop. more likely he has a premium A (AK/Q/J), decent pp (88+) or at worst KQ. Other playable hands he probably completes, not raise. AP, i think your line is fine. The only cards your scared of on river is A,9 and J so 75% of the time you get to river with a hand you can value bet. If you raise turn you're folding out the draws and other hands that SB may triple with (or if he has AQ/K might value bet for you). your turn raise is an AI bet so no draws are likely to come along.

I'd consider folding pre since you have two limpers, including UTG, left to act behind you and you could end up in a spot where you're relatively OOP on flop with a trouble hand, multiway, in a pot that's already starting to get large pre (do you want to commit your stack if the flop comes K93 rainbow and you get action? it would be tough to fold but it would take only 2 bets for you to have put 1/2 your stack in the middle).....but i'm a 24/20 and will fold a lot of the trouble hands that aren't suited when i'm OOP or likely to be OOP.

I think you have to raise the turn.

Well played.