Nice analysis.
Do these numbers also take into account transaction fees as well? I've been debating switching over to Kano for a while, but the day I was going to actually make the move about a month ago (12-Nov) it was a very volatile day with BTC price and I saw slush continue to get blocks as Kano just had bad luck. Luckily I didn't move and I realized that even though it's all luck when it comes to mining there's a benefit to being in a larger pool when volatility is high.
Yes, that is with all fees included at the Pool hash rate for every block, so if slush does not fudge their fees, it is accurate.