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The run is "over" after 8 antes. Everything after that is a victory lap, trying to push things as far as possible. If they didn't scale at the rate they do, runs would take hundreds of antes to end and it would be extremely easy to assemble the necessary tools to beat those hundreds of antes.
The scoring system of this game is based on multipliers that can snowball quite easily and trivialize the orders of magnitude, like an ARPG.
Using a base multiplier of two numbers, from Hundreds to Tens of Thousands, you need about about 7 additional modifications to those numbers. By the time you get to Millions, you only need like 6 multipliers to make it to 50 million. Afterwards, you can easily snowball into billions.
It is difficult to put that built in few Antes after 8, but if they give you one or more Antes, you could set up things to get almost infinite scores. That is why the Voucher that returns you to a prior Ante takes away a Hand. If it didn't, you could set this up.
Can't be any closer than that to your e11 goal. A red seal on one glass card and that was it.
And I hope you're using the plasma deck when aiming for high scores in endless.
You'll get there!