user5784: In earlier years, Michail Tal would be a candidate for this topic. 
Which player could be a candidate today for regularly playing complicated positions ?

user3381: Richard Rapport plays a lot of novelties in the opening. You can search for it. The positions are not necessarily tactically complicated, but the novelties are interesting.

user12402: Nakamura, Mamedyarov, Topalov, Svidler, Shirov, Jobava

user3270: Alexander Morozevich probably obtains the most consistently complicated positions of any >2700 player, although he has fallen off some since the mid-2000s.
Baadur Jobava is probably his rightful successor, but a recent string of horrible tournaments pushed him under 2700 and he is now sitting at 2699.

5784: <p>In earlier years, Michail Tal would be a candidate for this topic. </p>

<p>Which player could be a candidate today for regularly playing complicated positions ?</p>
 3381: <p>Richard Rapport plays a lot of novelties in the opening. You can search for it. The positions are not necessarily tactically complicated, but the novelties are interesting.</p>
 12402: <p>Nakamura, Mamedyarov, Topalov, Svidler, Shirov, Jobava</p>
 3270: <p>Alexander Morozevich probably obtains the most consistently complicated positions of any >2700 player, although he has fallen off some since the mid-2000s.</p>

<p>Baadur Jobava is probably his rightful successor, but a recent string of horrible tournaments pushed him under 2700 and he is now sitting at 2699.</p>
