Alaa Karim

Alaa Karim started in Baghdad in 2024 with PUBG Mobile videos on YouTube — face on camera, with contests and prizes for his audience. The channel grew until YouTube verified it and sent its Silver Play Button, though he'll tell you the numbers were never the story.

In mid-2025 he did what most creators avoid: he left the game that made his name and moved to eFootball, starting over with a different audience. Up close, he saw the same questions again and again with no honest answers: Can my phone handle the game? Why does the connection drop at the worst moment? How should I build my squad? Which news is real and which is a rumor?

So he decided to build a tool, not a video. The first version of the Cptn app came out in the summer of 2026 and grew into Cptn PES: a real device check, measured ping, a Smart Coach that reads your squad from the game itself, and news with its source written under every story.

The most important thing in the app isn't a feature but a rule: don't lie to the player. Boost Luck is labeled entertainment because that's what it is, a leak stays a “leak” until Konami confirms it, and every number shown is either measured or quoted from its source. In a market where many promise to “boost your luck” and trick the servers, Alaa chose to tell the truth — and to build on it.

Alaa is the app's developer and programmer, and Captain Max is its owner — both of them players first. That's why the app's line from day one has been: made by players.