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You get paid the moment you get it right. So you can go on forever if your brain is big enough to store all the words.
My streak would depend if someone would tell me the phasprase once or multiple times? Would they pause on request, every five words or tell everything without stop?
Its like: the words comes up on a screen in front of you, a prerecorded voice says the words in the average speed of all english speakers, and its pronounced in the accent of your current region, 5 seconds apart, like this:
Time = 0 second (word appears on screen)
Correct Horse Battery Staple
(5 seconds silence)
Correct Horse Battery Staple
(5 second silence)
Correct Horse Battery Staple
Time = 30 second (word disappears from screen)
That's it. No pause, no repeat.
The next day, the old words don't get shown again, its only the new word.
Then the critical moment would be around 7 and 14 words in. Would I manage to memorise two and three sets of working in allotted time?
It could only be answered empirically. It would be make it or break it moment.