Yanni, did you really lose 25 consecutively. Is it possible you lost 15 or so, then won 1, and then lost another 9?? In "Beating The Wheel" by Barnhart, he lists the largest # of losses (on an even money bet) in roulette history as being 23.
IF your loss was consecutive, then you have been blatantly RIPPED OFF and should take steps to immediately get your money back. Usually denying charges on your card is a good option, but I do not recommend it in this instance, since you'll be blacklisted in a negative data base and may not be able to use other online casinos.
My best advice to request an AUDIT TRAIL from Casino-On-Net. IF they actually send this to you, and it is accurate, pass this information to Sue Schneider at the IGC. Logon to the IGC wesbite and file a complaint:
(Casino-On-Net is an IGC member)
IF Casino-On-Net is crooked, they may try to disprove your results by tampering with the audit trail. (Possibly they might send a completely different audit trail to IGC then the one they send to you.) If this happens you are out of luck, and theres nothing you can do to get your $$ other than denying chages. Filing a complaint with the Antigua/Barbuda Free Processing Zone is also not a bad idea, but it won't get your your money back, unless there are lots of complaints on file, and the Antigua/Barbuda government is willing to resolve the matter on your behalf. The chances of this are extremely unlikely.
Contact Ernst and Young. They are the newly appointed "auditors" for Casino-On-Net. Let them know you have been RIPPED OFF.
During the latter part of last year, Bryan Bailey, the ADMIN of Casinomeister, removed Casino-On-Net from its list of reputable casinos.
I'd like to find out why!