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The only other strategy I've discovered so far that can score extremely high is a deck utilizing Triboulet + Dusk, and playing Flush Five Kings/Queens with Red Seal, Polychrome, and Glass on the final hand. Similarly it's about triggering XMult on cards as many times as possible for a large exponent on the base mult.
I was "only" one order of magnitude (aka six 1.5x multipliers) shy of beating the small blind on Ante 15. The scaling at that point is insane. I can think of a couple ways I could have hypothetically gotten past that round with if I'd been slightly luckier, but not much farther.