Basic Trope: A character can't keep a straight face when they're trying to deceive someone else.
- Straight: Alice can't hide her glee when she gets four of a kind or her despair when she gets a bad hand in poker.
- Exaggerated: Alice can't help but openly talk about her poker hand, good or bad.
- Downplayed: Alice has a noticeable tell showing how good her hand is. Those who play against her regularly easily pick up on it.
- Justified: ???
- Inverted: Alice's face is completely stoic when she has a good or bad hand, but very emotive when she gets an average hand.
- Subverted: Alice intentionally acts like her poker face is bad to throw her opponents off.
- Double Subverted: ...But there are still reasonably obvious tells about her hands.
- Parodied: ???
- Zig-Zagged: ???
- Averted: Alice's poker face is excellent.
- Enforced: ???
- Lampshaded: Bob, thinking: Alice is too easy to read.
- Invoked: ???
- Exploited: Bob uses Alice's terrible poker face to clean her out.
- Defied: Alice works hard before her big poker match to hide all of her tells, to keep Bob from getting a leg up on her.
- Discussed: ???
- Conversed: "Such a terrible poker face. Is it any wonder Bob keeps beating her?"
- Implied: Alice's face is shown, with a look of glee on it, even though we cannot see her cards.
I know you have No Poker Face in your hand. It's written all over your face.
