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My consistency makes it far more likely that it is [correct]. So it all depends on the evidence for or against my axioms, that is, how far-fetched they are

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No. Internal consistency has nothing to do with whether your beliefs accurately reflect reality. See, for example, Islam. Or your local asylum.

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and on what is the price for being incorrect either way.

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No. The consequences of being wrong have no bearing on whether you are, in fact, correct. The consequences of not following Islam are dire. Is this an argument for the correctness of Islam?