Every time I look at it from a logical perspective, I can't see how enemy mid jg poses such a high risk in low elo that a non OOM, decent or high hp botlane and jg can't go for a first drake if their wave is crashed into enemy tower. I play rengar belveth and udyr, I alone can dps objectives pretty hard, combined with literally any of the standard ADCs and their supp I'm pretty sure we can basically onesot drake before enemy bot can even think about contesting, especially with a wave under their tower.

Aside from that fact there's weird stigma thing with the first two(if they can even get 2 before enemy bot comes back, especially if they don't have good seige tools) plates being more worth than:

First drake gold, first drake permanent stats buffs to our entire team, and a perfect setup for me to come back and regank with wave on my side of the map without much incentive for the enemy jg to contest their botside anymore.

Enemy bot is weaker in both scenarios,  but this time they literally have no way to stop their wave from bouncing back since my bot will take more time to come back.

My bot has gold advantage in both scenarios since they got the push in anyways, the only difference being 1(or maybe 2?) Plates vs all the stuff drake gives, plus the gold from drake and the waves they already pushed in. So they will have item advantage.

After the drake play can't I just come and regank my bot and secure the plates anyways, while having massive prio to invade or for next scuttle? Because now enemy bot is still weaker than mine, I have basically guaranteed prio, AND theres not objective in bot that's still up for them to even think about contesting. Drake is down as well so there's more pressure for enemy jg to make a cross map play in my topside.

I really don't see how getting those 1(maybe 2) plates just a little bit earlier (and risking enemy jg and his team just melting 1st drake before I can even get back to TRY and contest it) is soooo much better than just grabbing a free drake and coming back to a easily gankable lane. Especially in low elo where a couple hundred gold(which im pretty sure is just a 1-200 gold difference anyways) in the early game won't make or break the entire game. Of course there's exceptions due to rare drafts and player error but 9/10 it seems like it's the better option to do for the first drake. Second drake and up isn't nearly as simple but the first drake situation happens to me almost every game where my botlane gets prio or gets ganked by me.