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EDIT: not to say that a gamer wouldn't know this, but elevating the back of your laptop with anything or getting a cooling tray may help slightly with this issue. I have had friends ask me why their gaming laptops overheat, and that is one thing they commonly didn't do. Laptops in general struggle for heat dispersion due to their compact nature. You also don't have a liquid cooling sink on your CPU that a lot of desktops do these days.