In my case, not really. I can hold my right hand a little lower allowing me to have a more level stroke.
I don't understand yet. You seem to be saying is that a higher table forces you to elevate the cue stick more. I find exactly the opposite for various height tables, but mostly because a higher table is easier on my back.
Consider this: you are in your nice stance on a low table. Cue stick is nice and level. Now, the table starts to rise up. The only way the elevation angle of the cue stick increases is if the butt of the cue stick is rising faster than the tip.
How does that happen?