I reply with another quote:

"My wager says that you should in all cases wager on reason and accept the logical consequence, which in this case is atheism. If there's no god, you're correct; if there's an indifferent god, you won't suffer; if there's a just god, you have nothing to fear from the honest use of your reason; and if there's an unjust god, you have much to fear but so does the Christian." - George H. Smith

If the arbiter is unjust, I do not trust that heaven is a paradise.

If we do take it one step further as perhaps you're suggesting and say there is a heaven that is paradise (and perhaps a hell that is torture) and amoral or even moral acts will prevent you from entering and knew this to be undeniable fact than would you live your life accordingly? I'd like to think I could stand up to a god but I doubt it. I don't think I'd be able to stand up for what is right if I knew I was going to suffer in eternal hellfire for it.

I can't imagine the possibility though nor am I sure there can be a truly infinite good when its rules are so greatly unjust. So with the current information we have, I'd wager on reality.