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• s  deliberately impassive in manner

• Probably the richest in oil income, reputedly worth $263 million, Hunt is tall, solidly built, poker-faced.
• Last week, shrewd, poker-faced Harry Ford ("Sinco") Sinclair, 69, President of Sinclair Oil Corp.
• Suddenly Idaho's poker-faced skepticism became enthusiastic acceptance.

• deadpan
• expressionless
• impassive
• unexpressive

News & Articles

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• Action Line: Disclosure rules updated for small platforms by FTC
  Dear Action Line: Are there guidelines for these online advertisers explaining how they must make "disclosures" to avoid deception? TV and newspaper advertisers must do so but the Internet is still the wild, poker-faced West. - C.P., Tulsa
  June 18, 2013 - Tulsa World

Quotes

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• Andrew Flintoff in The Sun
  Flintoff said: "He was unflappable. He was poker-faced whether we were 500-0 or 90-9. He gave us confidence."
• Al Groh in The Virginian-Pilot
  Peter's pretty poker-faced about things in general,Groh said. "But, in conversations with Pete,...... he's really looking forward to going out and getting the maximum number of turns in the scheme."